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Grain Future Prices Close Mix on CBOT

Written By mine on Kamis, 21 Juli 2011 | 20.59

Commodities Trading - Grain futures prices closed mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday as concerns of a heat wave dictated market sentiment.

Corn was off 8 1/2 to off 10, soybeans were off 1 to up 2 1/2, wheat was up 3 1/2 to up 12 3/4 and oats were unchanged.

Corn prices opened higher, but buying faded as the sharp rally that began in previous sessions appears to have hit its peak. Wheat trading also balanced concerns over possible crop damage from a prolonged heat wave with concerns that the rally earlier in the week had run its course. Soybeans futures were off slightly as the weekend weather forecasts included some cooling down from mid-week highs.

The prices:

Corn: Sep 6.88 off 10, Dec 6.77 3/4 off 9 1/2, Mar 6.89 3/4 off 9 1/2, May 6.96 1/2 off 8 1/2.

Soybeans: Aug 13.78 1/4 off 1, Sep 13.79 up 2, Nov 13.84 up 2, Jan 13.93 1/4 up 2 1/2.

Wheat: Sep 6.97 up 3 1/2, Dec 7.35 1/4 up 8 1/2, Mar 7.68 3/4 up 11, May 7.87 1/2, up 12 3/4.

Oats: Sep 3.53 1/2, Dec 3.65, Mar 3.75, May 3.81 1/2 -- all unchanged.

Corn Prices Retreat in South Africa as Chicago Corn Fall

Written By mine on Kamis, 10 Maret 2011 | 14.22

Corn prices retreated in South Africa, the largest producer of the grain in the continent, as Chicago prices fell for a fifth day.

White corn for July delivery, the most active contract on the South African Futures Exchange, declined 40 rand, or 2.4 percent, to 1,620 rand ($236) a metric ton at the 12 p.m. close of trade in Johannesburg. Meal made from the grain is the country?s staple food.

Corn futures for May delivery slid 3 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $6.98 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade in electronic trading today, after four straight days of losses.

In South Africa, yellow corn for July delivery fell 38 rand, or 2.2 percent, to 1,656 rand a ton. The country mainly uses the grain as animal feed.

Wheat for May delivery fell 40 rand, or 1.3 percent, to 3,050 rand a ton.

Gains or losses for the most active contracts of three additional crops today were as follows. All prices are in rand and the crops are sold per ton:

Today?s Price Previous Close % Change
Sunflowers 4,165 4,240 -1.8
Soybeans 3,509 3,579 -2
Sorghum 1,580 1,580 0.0

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