By Karen Braun NAPERVILLE, Illinois (Reuters) -Last week, speculators were net sellers of Chicago corn and soybeans for the ...

Funds bought corn” is perhaps becoming a broken record for U.S. grain markets, though there are signs that the streak could ...

While it’s become a common theme for US grain markets that funds are purchasing corn, there are indications that this trend ...

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures reached a 16-month high above $5 a bushel on Tuesday on robust US export demand ...

Most-active CBOT soybeans lost 2.1% in the week ended Jan. 28, but money managers increased their net long position to a 14-month high of 56,496 futures and options contracts from 40,330 a week ...

CBOT March corn was last down 1-1/4 cents at $5.00-3/4 per bushel. Soybeans - Down 1 to 3 cents per bushel Soybean futures ease along with corn as traders bank profits following gains on Tuesday.

December corn futures have tumbled 19% since the start of 2024 and are down the same degree versus a year ago. November soybeans are off 14% since the year’s start but are trading 21% lower than ...

Soybeans finished trading leading downward momentum on the CBOT, momentum that only corn futures managed to avoid in Wednesday's session. Part of the reason why is that after Tuesday's Wasde report, ...

Money managers during that week pulled both longs and shorts out of the soybean market, and their net long drifted 533 contracts higher to 57,029 futures and options contracts. CBOT soybean meal ...

But for now, they appear less willing to give up their bullishness in corn than they do in soybeans. In the week ended February 11, money managers cut their net long position in CBOT corn futures ...

But for now, they appear less willing to give up their bullishness in corn than they do in soybeans. In the week ended February 11, money managers cut their net long position in CBOT corn futures ...