Three commodities, three trends
Marlin Clark breaks down movements and trends in soybean prices, corn prices and wheat prices in this week's grain markets report.
Grain markets lack news and movement
There is an old saying that no news is good news. That is never true in the grain markets where no news is hard to trade.
USDA reports result in positive market action
Marlin Clark offers insight into geopolitical events that have made small impacts on the grain markets this winter, and what he expects for the future.
Three major commodities, three different trends
Marlin Clark analyses the most recent trends in the grain markets, delivering this week's grain report.
South American weather moves market
Marlin Clark explains how recent weather events in South America are linked to price changes in the grain markets and what to expect in the coming weeks.
Market taking a long range look at prices
Marlin Calrk weighs in on factors that may affect the grain markets over the next season.
Erratic grain markets continue to churn along
U.S. Department of Agriculture reports picked grain markets back up and put them on firmer fundamental ground, looking for the important January high.
Grain market currently is anything but steady
The grain markets have not been steady, and the market analysts have struggled to find reasons for what is going on.
Grain markets busier than usual at year end
Last week the March corn futures gained over 12 cents, March soybean futures gained 391⁄2 cents, and Chicago March wheat gained 18 cents.
The dullest week of the year
The good news this week is that there is no news in the grain markets. No news this time of year is good news.
