Ag Squawk | Davis Michaelsen | Jim Wiesemeyer
Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.
We break down why wheat sells off even with war risk still on the map, and we explain what “prove it” markets look like when traders stop paying for headlines. We also connect the dots from diesel and refinery constraints to the Renewable Fuel Standard, bond yields, China’s soybean inventory moves, and the politics that could shape the next few months.
• wheat futures and “geopolitical fatigue” as rallies get sold without proof
• corn and soybean…
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