Grain, Soybean Futures ClimbFox BusinessThe U.S. Department of Agriculture said that exporters sold 1.27 million metric tons of corn in the week ended Oct. 12, at the high end of pre-report estimates. Wheat sales of 615,400 tons were above expectations. Soybean sales of 1.28 million tons ...and more »
Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, October 19Agriculture.comWhile growers are expected to get more of their crops in the bin thanks to some dry weather this week, rain is in the forecast in some areas late next week – mostly in the eastern Corn Belt – which may further slow the harvest, Commodity Weather Group ...AM markets: wheat extends, relative, firmness vs soybeansAgrimoney.comall 98 news articles »
NatGas Cash, Futures Tumble; November Retreats 11 Cents | 2017 ...Natural Gas IntelligencePhysical natural gas for Thursday delivery and futures raced each other lower by double digits Wednesday as traders had to digest ongoing warmth and a stiff ...and more »
NatGas Cash, Futures Tumble; November Retreats 11 CentsNatural Gas Intelligence"Warmth continues to dominate much of the next week with little change to the forecast," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group in a morning report to clients. "Highs still are expected to peak well into the 70s in the Midwest and East ...and more »
Moderate Weather Continues Its Market Grip; November Called 5 Cents Lower - Natural Gas Intelligence
Moderate Weather Continues Its Market Grip; November Called 5 Cents LowerNatural Gas Intelligence"Warmth continues to dominate much of the next week with little change to the forecast," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group in a morning report to clients. "Highs still are expected to peak well into the 70s in the Midwest and East ...
Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, October 18Agriculture.comThe chances of rainfall in the next five days is expected to be below normal for much of the western Midwest through the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas, according to Commodity Weather Group. Still, better-than-normal chances are forecast for a large ...AM markets: wheat extends, relative, firmness vs soybeansAgrimoney.comall 80 news articles »
Galesburg Register-MailIrma devastates Florida oranges, other cropsGalesburg Register-MailJoel Widenor, co-founder of Commodity Weather Group, forecast the overall orange crop loss at 10 percent and the grapefruit loss at 20 to 30 percent. He estimated sugar cane losses at 10 percent. The sugar cane harvest was expected to begin Oct. 1.and more »
AM markets: wheat extends, relative, firmness vs soybeansAgrimoney.comThere is the odd bit of head scratching around about the relative firmness in wheat futures. After all, as Agritel noted, the US Department of Agriculture's Wasde crop supply and demand report last week raised the estimate for world supplies of the ...
AM markets: wheat extends, relative, firmness vs soybeansAgrimoney.comThere is the odd bit of head scratching around about the relative firmness in wheat futures. After all, as Agritel noted, the US Department of Agriculture's Wasde crop supply and demand report last week raised the estimate for world supplies of the ...and more »
NatGas Cash, Futures Part Company As Bulls Embrace Plump EIA Storage Data - Natural Gas Intelligence
Natural Gas IntelligenceNatGas Cash, Futures Part Company As Bulls Embrace Plump EIA Storage DataNatural Gas Intelligence"For the third day in a row, we see significant pattern adjustments in the latter half of the 11-15 day range that are slowly rolling forward," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group in a morning report to clients. "Before that point ...and more »
Increased Production Balancing Market, Analyst Says; November Called 4 Cents HigherNatural Gas Intelligence"For the third day in a row, we see significant pattern adjustments in the latter half of the 11-15 day range that are slowly rolling forward," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group in a morning report to clients. "Before that point ...
Agriculture.comMidwest Weather a Mixed Bag as Rain This Weekend Likely Followed by Dry SpellAgriculture.comThe good news for farmers who are behind on harvest is that after today, the odds of rain in much of the Midwest will diminish until the weekend, said David Streit, a meteorologist at Commodity Weather Group in Bethesda, Maryland. Saturday and Sunday ...
3 Big Things Today, October 11Agriculture.comCommodity Weather Group said the corn and bean harvest in the Midwest and wheat seeding in the southern Plains will benefit from drier weather in the next two days, but a storm will push through during the weekend, putting farmers further behind.and more »
Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, October 10Agriculture.comSoybeans were a bit higher overnight while wheat was slightly lower as global concerns dominate headlines. Soybeans rose amid concerns about the crop in Brazil. The odds of rainfall in most growing areas of Brazil are below-normal, according to ...Grain, Soybean Futures Drift LowerFox Businessall 30 news articles »
US Plains HRW Wheat-Basis flat to weak; freeze in forecastTimes of IndiaForecasts called for a hard freeze Monday night in parts of the central Plains but no crop damage was expected, the Commodity Weather Group said in a note to clients. * The U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly export inspections and crop progress ...Google News
NatGas Cash, Futures Diverge As Traders Mull Minimal Heating LoadNatural Gas IntelligenceShut-in production was more than offset by prospects of minimal seasonal heating load. "The very warm pattern continued on the models over the weekend with just a little bit of noise here and there," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather ...and more »
MENAFN.COMUAE- Bracing for Nate, US oil firms play it safeMENAFN.COM... saying it would not accept or deliver crude until after Nate subsided. Matt Rogers, meteorologist at Commodity Weather Group, said the rapid speed of the storm could keep it from becoming more than a Category 1 hurricane, producing up to 80mph winds.and more »
Grain, Soybean Futures Drift LowerFox BusinessRain is needed to ease stress on corn and soybeans in the north of the country particularly, said the Commodity Weather Group in a note to clients. Write to Benjamin Parkin at benjamin.parkin@wsj.com. (END) Dow Jones Newswires. October 09, 2017 15:46 ...and more »
BloombergThe East Coast's Warm Fall Spells Trouble for Gas BullsBloombergThe result is that gas-weighted heating degree days, a measure of demand, could fall to the lowest since 2007, said Matt Rogers, president of the Commodity Weather Group LLC in Bethesda, Maryland. This warmth hasn't been nationwide, however.and more »
Record Low HDD, Record High CDD In Play; November Called A Penny HigherNatural Gas Intelligence"The very warm pattern continued on the models over the weekend with just a little bit of noise here and there," said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group in a morning report to clients. "October 2017 is tracking toward record low heating ...
