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Market Snapshot
Quotes are delayed, as of June 28, 2022, 09:49:06 AM CDT or prior.
Local Weather
Watonga, Oklahoma (73772)
Current Conditions
Sunny
Temperature
74°F
Dew Point
58°F
Pressure
30.27 in. Hg
Humidity
58%
Wind
8 mph
From
East
Forecast
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Tuesday
87°
62°
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Wednesday
91°
63°
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Thursday
95°
65°
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Friday
93°
70°
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Saturday
85°
69°
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Commentary
- Pre-Hogs and Pigs Trade for Tuesday
- Front month lean hog futures began the new week of trade with losses of $0.65 to $1.90. The August contract was down the most, but is still a $13.85 premium to October. USDA’s National Average Base Hog price for Monday was down by $5.10 to $115.13. The 6/23 CME Lean...
- Turnaround Tuesday for Cotton
- Cotton futures are bouncing into a possible Turnaround Tuesday. Expanded limits for Tuesday are 5 c/lb. New crop cotton had reached their 4 cent trading limit before Monday’s midday and remained locked there into the close. For December that marked the 5th consecutive triple digit loss, a net 24.24 cent...
- Corn Bouncing for Turnaround Tuesday
- Overnight corn trade led the board higher after the updated NASS data. July corn futures held relatively firm on Monday, giving back 6 cents on the day. Yesterday’s new crop trading dragged the market 18 3/4 to 21 1/2 cents lower. For December, the 3% pullback to start the week...
- Tuesday Cattle Trading Sees FCE
- Live cattle futures printed wide +$2 ranges to start the week. Futures initially gapped higher on the CoF report, but after filling the gap the board went home just 10 to 90 cents higher. Front month feeder cattle futures closed Monday’s trading with triple digit gains of as much as...
- Beans Extending Bounce for Tuesday
- So far for Tuesday the soybean session the board is bouncing double digits with gains of as much as 17 1/2 cents. Front month soybean futures ended the first trade day of the week with 6 to 8 3/4 cent gains. The July contract closed 19 3/4 cents in the...
- Wheat Futures Climbing Back
- Wheat futures are back up by double digits following the last 5 trade day losses. Wheat futures closed the first trade day of the week with double digit losses led by spring wheat. MPLS HRS futures were 2.1% to 2.7% weaker on the day with losses of as much as...
