Grain and soybean futures have been trending higher, fueled in part by optimism over the phase one trade agreement with China.
According to INTL FCStone market analyst Arlan Suderman, the next event with market moving potential is the January 10th
crop production report from the USDA.
“(It’s) the next piece of the equation, to see if we have any
more surprises left over from the 2019 crop,” Suderman says. “Once we move beyond
that, there’s a sense of cautious optimism that maybe the worst is behind us.”
Speculation on 2020 acreage scenarios will also come into play.
Continue reading What’s next in grain markets? at Brownfield Ag News.
