Managed money remains heavily short wheat, corn and soybeans. Meanwhile, the focus of today's wheat markets was more on planting progress in the weeks ahead than potential crop troubles caused by dry weather.' General Comments Markets were very quiet overnight, but the trend turned decidedly lower once they opened this morning and those lower trends held throughout the session. Following are some of the issues driving today's sell-off:
Extended weather forecasts look excellent for planting spring crops (corn, soybeans). Options against the May futures contracts expired today. Technical signals turned ugly in corn and wheat. Funds selling was present in every agricultural commodity. Next Thursday is first notice day for delive...
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