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13:09:05 - Delayed Data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
  • Prev. Close: 634.50
  • Open: 635.75
  • Day's Range: 623.50 - 645.50
US Corn 642.25 +7.75 +1.22%

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175 bushels per acre. Those DTN guys surely missed the mark.
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I’ll trust DTN numbers way before usda
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Bull europe crops bronken
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Analysts have missed USDA's projections six times for the last 8 Augusts. 5 times out of those, USDA reported higher yield than forecast by analysts. https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/analysts-shouldnt-sweat-poor-track-record-with-us-corn-soy-yields-2022-08-10/
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Limit down tomorrow? More likely than anyone thinks.
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How bout you just sit rest of this year out
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I’m not sure how anyone can be bearish corn. Latest yield projections from DTN showing 167.2. If true, that is extremely bullish. They have been very accurate over their last 5 year track record. The final could actually come in even lower than that, this crop is getting smaller by the day
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Still not feeling these high prices before the report. I don't think buyers will either.
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Corn over bought. IMO
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燦然 吳 Aug 10, 2022 4:22AM ET
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break 600 soon
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nagaraj karegoudar Aug 10, 2022 4:22AM ET
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good afternoon sir corn next position
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Demand slowly eroding away. https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/shrinking-us-cattle-herd-signals-more-pain-high-beef-prices-2022-08-09/ https://www.reuters.com/business/us-manufacturing-activity-shows-signs-peaking-kemp-2022-08-09/ 'Futures prices for both crude oil and middle distillates are already anticipating a significant slowdown that will depress fuel consumption and enable the rebuilding of depleted inventories.'
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PARIS/SINGAPORE - Chicago corn, wheat and soybean futures rose on Tuesday after reduced U.S. crop ratings in a weekly government report put attention back on weather risks. …zawya.com 9.8.2022
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Oh wow, a 3% reduction on Good+Excellent. Hardly the doomsday scenario bulls would like to paint.
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AR Kaneif a market is at risk small deviations from expectations can be big!! As i said already … i think a big chunk of besrish news are priced in already … so therefore bullish surprise can lead ro fast rallies… just my view
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