Sean Lusk is a journalist for Barchart, specializing in grain spreads and agricultural commodities. With a focus on providing market insights and analysis, Sean covers topics such as profit-taking, short covering, and the impact of weather conditions on grain production.
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Commentary Technical levels took a decisive turn lower here today with more weakness likely in wheat in my opinion.
Commentary Wheat saw a continuation rally that posted strong gains. Chicago wheat up 20 cents, KC up 19 cents. Minneapolis is up 10 cents.
Commentary Soybean futures bounced around with no guiding story to keep the short-covering action intact in my opinion.
Commentary The soybean complex continues to struggle as it is simply priced well above the world cash market right now in my opinion.
By: Sean Lusk
Commentary Wheat short covering stalled out today after the CFTC showed the Managed Money sector had reduced its position by approximately
Destructive Rains Creating Havoc
By: Sean Lusk
Commentary Short covering has been the recent theme of the corn market as it follows beans, meal and wheat to the upside.
Commentary If you are planting corn this year or still have old crop corn to sell, todays numbers from USDA were Xmas come in May in my opinion.
By: Sean Lusk
Commentary This past February saw funds establish a new record short in corn at 340K contracts of both futures and options.
4 minutes ago Commentary It is my belief that worries about crop loss in Brazil have caused the producer movement to slow and hold off for higher prices.
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