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HOURS FOR MONDAY, NOV. 29: All locations open at 7 a.m.
Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Dec 21
585'0
-1'6
586'0
588'2
583'2
586'6
07:45A
Mar 22
589'6
-2'0
592'0
594'0
588'4
591'6
07:45A
Dec 22
560'0
-2'4
561'6
563'0
559'4
562'4
07:45A
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 22
1261'4
8'6
1260'6
1268'4
1257'0
1252'6
07:45A
Mar 22
1272'0
9'0
1270'2
1278'6
1267'4
1263'0
07:45A
Nov 22
1245'2
5'0
1245'0
1252'4
1240'2
1240'2
07:45A
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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Dec 21
829'2
3'6
837'6
840'4
828'4
825'4
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Jul 22
833'0
-1'0
842'4
846'0
832'6
834'0
07:45A
@YM - E-MINI DOW JONES $5 - CBOT
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Dec 21
35184.00
326.00
34741.00
35186.00
34740.00
34858.00
07:50A
My Custom Markets
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Closing Market Comments
11-26-21
Corn
Corn staged a strong rally late in the session on this Thanksgiving Friday, erasing earlier losses and closing higher. CZ was 7 cents higher; CH gained 6 ¼ cents. Concern that a new Covid variant that was recently discovered in South Africa would spread across the globe pushed the market lower during most of today’s trade with double digit losses early in the session. The South African health minister said yesterday that the new Covid strain was spreading rapidly in parts of the country. It is feared that current Covid vaccines will be less effective against this new variant. Oil and equity markets posted steep losses with oil futures off more than $9/barrel at midday and the Dow losing over 800 points. The weekly export sales report showed corn sales of 56.3 million bu. which was above trader expectations. Corn rose sharply in the final hour of the holiday shortened trade as rumors of Chinese buying rallied the market to a close near session highs.
Soybeans
Soybeans were moderately lower on Friday with contracts suffering double digit losses on fresh Covid fears. SF was 13 ¾ cents lower; SH tumbled 14 ¼ cents. Commodity funds were active sellers, with total sales for the session estimated at 14,000 soybean contracts. The weekly export sales report released this morning showed better than expected soybean sales of 57.5 million bu., but the sales report was overshadowed by the news of the new Covid variant spreading in South Africa. This will undoubtedly be the main market factor early next week – we’ll see how prices react once we get a full slate of traders back.
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