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BloombergUS Gas Gurus Are Divided Between Warm Spell Bears and $4 BullsBloomberg2, said Matt Rogers, president of Commodity Weather Group LLC. Gas inventories fell by 288 billion cubic feet last week to 2.296 trillion, widening a deficit versus the five-year average to 18 percent, U.S. Energy Information Administration data ...and more »

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, January 24Agriculture.comBrazil rains favored several growing areas over the weekend and precipitation is expected to east stress on crops in northeastern states, Commodity Weather Group said. Some rain is also sneaking its way into forecasts for extreme northern Argentina in ...and more »

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, January 23Agriculture.comBeans rose overnight on forecasts for continued dry weather in Argentina. Despite strong global inventories, limited rainfall in Argentina will allow moisture deficits to rebuild in early February, according to Commodity Weather Group. The Buenos Aires ...Dry Argentine Weather Supports Grain and Soybean PricesFox BusinessMorning markets: Soybean futures gain on rising Argentina dryness worriesAgrimoney.comall 29 news articles »

Natural Gas Futures Gain on Potential for Another Arctic Blast Come February; Cash MixedNatural Gas Intelligence1, then gradually advances across the Midwest and into Texas Feb. 2-3," NatGasWeather.com told clients Monday. "It's a reinforcing Arctic blast arriving into the northern U.S. Feb. 3-6 where the European model is colder than the rest of the data, in a ...

Dry Argentine Weather Supports Grain and Soybean PricesFox BusinessThe Commodity Weather Group said much of Argentina's corn and soybean belt, which has struggled with dry conditions throughout this growing season, would go without rain over the next 15 days. The proportion of crops stressed by the lack of moisture ...and more »

Corn, Soybean Futures Climb on Strong ExportsFox BusinessWheat futures slid on Friday after export sales for that grain fell below expectations. Exporters sold 190,600 tons of wheat in the week ended Jan. 11, less than the minimum 250,000 estimated by analysts. CBOT March wheat futures fell 0.6% to $4.22 3/4 ...and more »

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, January 19Agriculture.comSoutheastern Argentina is expected to be dry for at least the rest of January, Commodity Weather Group said. Scattered rainfall in central Buenos Aires reached only 10% of the country's soybean and corn crops, which are now at risk for near-term stress ...

Wheat Leads Grain, Soybean MarketsFox BusinessHedge funds have held a large net short position in the wheat market for several months, as factors from weak U.S. exports to growing international production sparked bets that the market was headed lower. But fund managers started to unwind some of ...and more »

KTICMore cold weather poses challenges to US corn ethanol makersKTICBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “A lot of people are questioning how much ...

Agriculture.comMore Cold Weather Poses Challenges to US Corn Ethanol MakersAgriculture.comBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. "A lot of people are questioning how much ...and more »

RPT-More cold weather poses challenges to US corn ethanol makersReutersBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “A lot of people are questioning how much ...and more »

RPT-More cold weather poses challenges to US corn ethanol makersReutersBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “A lot of people are questioning how much ...and more »

More cold weather poses challenges to US corn ethanol makersReutersBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “A lot of people are questioning how much ...and more »

More cold weather poses challenges to US corn ethanol makersReutersBitterly cold temperatures were forecast to return early next week in the Midwest region where most U.S. ethanol plants are located, after a brief warmup this week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “A lot of people are questioning how much ...and more »

Wheat Futures Climb as Traders Eye More Cold WeatherFox BusinessThe wheat market rallied over the holiday period on concerns about freezing temperatures in Plains states like Kansas, which were cold enough to cause some damage to growing crops. Analysts on Wednesday pointed to new expectations for bitter cold ...

Chicago soybeans futures fell in morning tradingXinhuaMarch corn were up 0.5 cent at 3.495 U.S. dollars per bushel as of 1540 GMT, March wheat was 1.5 cents higher at 4.3375 dollars, while March soybeans was 5.5 cents lower at 9.5825 dollars. Rainfall is now forecast for the next 10 days in parts of ...

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, January 10Agriculture.comSoybeans were lower while corn and wheat were little changed for a second straight overnight session amid wetter weather in South America and as investors square positions ahead of Friday's U.S. Department of Agriculture report. Rainfall is now ...

NatGas Futures Higher on Colder Forecast for Next Week, Talk of Big Storage PullNatural Gas IntelligenceThe weather story of the day was the afternoon European guidance, which was more enthusiastic on a pair of cold shots arriving in the six- to 10-day period, Commodity Weather Group meteorologist Jason Setree told NGI. "The operational European actually ...

GRAINS-Wheat drops for fourth session, corn near three-week lowHellenic Shipping News WorldwideTemperatures warmed up and rains arrived in parts of southern Plains wheat areas, alleviating some concerns about damage to plants, before bitter-cold conditions return next week, according to the Commodity Weather Group. “U.S. weather has been pretty ...

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, January 9Agriculture.comSoybeans were lower in overnight trading as rainfall moves into growing areas of Argentina that had been dry, improving crop prospects in the South American country. Corn and wheat were little changed. More rain than expected fell in much of eastern ...