CME Grain Futures React to Potential Russia, Ukraine Deal on Grain Exports
Grain futures have been losing ground in the latest three weeks and counting, offering some reprieve for livestock producers who have been contending with high feed costs.
Since June 17th, the December corn futures contract shaved off over $1.50 per bushel, while the most actively traded soybean contract declined by over $2.00 per bushel during the same time period.
The grain complex was under pressure again on Tuesday as traders eyed a potential deal between Ukraine and Russia to resume grain exports through Ukraine’s Black Sea ports...
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