The recent buildup of speculators’ massively bullish Chicago corn bets has been well publicized. But the growing and now ...

The result of all of this for grain markets: volatility. Following are three of the top drivers of corn and wheat volatility heading into 2023. The volatility of 2022 has disrupted the historic ...

The analyst painted a scenario and stated corn prices could hit $18 to $19 per bushel, soybeans $30 and wheat $42 to $45 per bushel in the year 2023. While the price forecasts may seem far-fetched ...

Corn and soybeans have a seasonal tendency to ... Weather could also delay spring wheat planting in the north and acreage intentions are already the lowest in 50 years at only 10.57 million ...

Export sales of U.S. corn and wheat for the week ended Jan. 9 exceeded the forecasts of analysts surveyed by The Wall Street Journal this week. In its latest weekly report, the Department of ...

While wheat is one of the most in-demand grains on the planet, it's important to recognize that the dynamics of weather and war also impact other popular grains. Corn is one good example.

But the growing and now unparalleled rift between investors’ corn and wheat positions may have been less apparent. In the week ended Jan. 28, money managers increased their net long position in ...

But the growing and now unparalleled rift between investors’ corn and wheat positions may have been less apparent. In the week ended Jan. 28, money managers increased their net long position in ...