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10 Mar 2023

AG MARKET UPDATE: FEBRUARY 24 – MARCH 10

The last 2 weeks have not been friendly to corn despite a neutral to bullish USDA report this week. The USDA lowered Argentina’s production by 40 mmt, but the crop could still be smaller amid a historically poor weather year in Argentina. Corn took a nosedive to end the month of February and has taken […]

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24 Feb 2023

AG MARKET UPDATE: FEBRUARY 10 – 24

Corn took it on the chin this week as it traded lower to levels last seen in early January. The bulk of the losses came in the second half of this week following the USDA Ag Forum’s bearish numbers. The Ag Forum estimates 91 million acres of corn with a 181.5 bu/ac yield. While these […]

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21 Feb 2023

Leonard Lumber Report: There is still too much wood out there

Commentary:  There is still too much wood out there. This week the euro traders had to not only deal with a soft market but also with the basis wood getting cheaper daily. Add to the mix that every Friday those with contract wood start off in the negative and you get this extreme malaise. With […]

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13 Feb 2023

LEONARD LUMBER REPORT: The market just experienced a long needed buy round

Commentary:  The market just experienced a long needed buy round. It started as a fill in and turned into a fill up. The buy side had the futures to lean on so many stepped up their buying. The problem with that was the fact that futures fell quicker than expected and now there is more […]

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10 Feb 2023

AG MARKET UPDATE: JANUARY 26 – FEBRUARY 10

Corn has been relatively flat over the last two weeks as it has continued to trade in a tight range the last 3 weeks. This week’s USDA Report did not provide any fireworks as there were no big surprises. The USDA lowered Argentina’s production while leaving Brazil’s unchanged from the January report. While the lowering […]

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06 Feb 2023

LEONARD LUMBER REPORT: The futures market lost momentum last week but still remained near its 3-month highs

Commentary:  The futures market lost momentum last week but still remained near its 3-month highs. The indifference trade was caused by a flat cash market. It is hard to tell if the resilience shown in futures was from a better outlook or from funds covering shorts. We have been flying blind the last few sessions […]

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01 Feb 2023

THE LEONARD LUMBER REPORT: The futures market ran $95 higher last week and is now up $165 from its lows

Recap: The futures market ran $95 higher last week and is now up $165 from its lows. The cash market also had a good week, rallying $55. It is up almost $90 from its lows. While the previous week’s rally was mostly fund buying this week was very well rounded. My thoughts of a tight […]

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27 Jan 2023

AG MARKET UPDATE: JANUARY 13 – 26

Corn made small gains over the last 2 weeks as news was quiet outside of South American weather with China being on holiday for Chinese New Year. Exports were better than expected this week, but Mexico continues to look at increasing their corn imports from Brazil. The forecast for rain in Argentina over the weekend […]

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