Assumption office will be open from 7 a.m. to Noon on Friday, Nov. 27. All other locations will be closed.
As of 11/11/20, and until further notice, access to all Assumption Coop. Grain Company offices will be for employees only. All business will be conducted via phone, electronic communication, or mail. If you would like to pick up a check or paperwork, please contact us, and someone will bring it outside to you. We ask that all truck drivers stay in their trucks when delivering or loading out grain.
Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Dec 20
426'2
5'4
420'2
426'2
418'4
425'4s
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Mar 21
435'2
6'2
428'0
435'4
425'6
433'6s
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Dec 21
414'6
3'6
410'4
414'6
410'2
414'4s
11/27
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jan 21
1193'2
7'6
1186'0
1194'0
1179'2
1191'6s
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Mar 21
1195'0
7'0
1187'4
1195'0
1181'0
1192'6s
11/27
Nov 21
1058'2
7'2
1050'0
1059'0
1046'2
1057'2s
11/27
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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Dec 20
595'6
8'2
592'2
600'2
589'2
596'4s
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Jul 21
607'4
9'6
599'4
608'2
597'4
606'6s
11/27
@YM - E-MINI DOW JONES $5 - CBOT
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Dec 20
29891.00
46.00
29862.00
29978.00
29696.00
29874.00s
11/27
My Custom Markets
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Closing Market Comments
11-25-20
CORN
Corn was lower in pre-holiday trading today. CZ settled 5 ¾ cents in the red and CH tumbled a nickel. Commodity funds were sellers with midday sales estimated at 5000 corn contracts. Long liquidation of CZ contracts in front first notice day for December contracts next Monday weighed on corn. Traders were in a profit-taking mood in front of the Thanksgiving Holiday. Global cash markets have turned weaker the past few days as buyers balk at additional purchases with corn trading near contract highs. The weekly EIA energy report held mixed ethanol news. Production for the week ended November 20th rose 2.9% from the previous week, but ethanol inventories rose by 663,000 barrels to their highest level in three months. The weekly export sales report will be released Friday morning, before markets open at 8:30 CST.
BEANS
Soybeans were pushed lower by a profit taking in front of tomorrow’s holiday. SF was 7 ¼ cents lower; SH lost 7 ½ cents. Funds added to today’s selling pressure with midday sales estimated at 8000 soybean contracts. Like corn, soybeans suffered from a lack of fresh demand as many traders have exited for an extended holiday weekend. Export demand has slowed noticeably with China thought to be nearly finished purchasing U.S. 2020/21 soybeans. That could change should Brazil’s crop be sharply curtailed by adverse weather. Much of northern and central Brazil is in need of a soaking rain after weeks of below normal rainfall, but weather forecasts do not offer much hope for significant rain over the next two weeks. Next week’s trade promises to be another interesting one.
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