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Document 6574946
Closing Grain & Soybean Comments Kevin Riesberg Monday October 27, 2014 CORN: Corn was a follower of the surging soymeal and soybean market today with only limited farmer selling seen on the rally. The futures rally did cause corn basis levels to soften 2-5 cents depending on the location in the Midwest. Harvest progress at 46% was almost dead on with the expected 45% complete this afternoon. 8/2/2013 - 12/5/2014 (CHG) Price USc Bsh Weekly Continuous Corn chart w/ 8, 26, and 72 MA Weekly 1Cc1 BarOHLC, 1Cc1, Trade Price 10/31/2014, 3513/ 4, 3633/ 4, 3481/ 2, 363, +10, (+2.83%) 3MA, 1Cc1, Trade Price(Last), 8, 26, 72, Simple 10/31/2014, 3391/ 4+, 390+, 4453/ 4+ 540 100.0% 520 5/8+ 510 480 61.8% 443 1/4+ 450 50.0% 419 3/8+ 420 38.2% 395 3/8+ 390 23.6% 365 3/4+ 360 330 0.0% 318+ 1/8 02 16 06 20 04 18 01 22 06 20 03 17 Q3 2013 Q4 2013 07 21 07 21 04 18 02 16 06 20 04 18 01 22 05 19 03 17 07 21 05 Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Private crop estimates are to start rolling out next week in front of Nov 10th USDA report with traders expecting only minor bumps in the national corn yield. Weekly export inspections were less than expected at just 27.6 mln bu but that didn't slow the market down. Fresh export news for US corn is lacking but right now the focus is not on demand but rather money flow and lack of producer selling into the pipeline. Ethanol values surged back today after the break late last week. DDG values should see support from the surging soymeal and canola values. Dec/March corn spread continues to hover near 13 1/2 cents with Goldman roll still 2 weeks away. Corn remains a follower for now of meal and beans until we get to the last 30% of harvest. SOY-COMPLEX: It was all about the soymeal market today as it exploded higher and triggered technical buying 6/12/2014 - 12/1/2014 (CHG) Price USD STn Daily 1SMZ4, /RSX4 Dec Soymeal futures 380 370 360 350 340 330 320 Nov Canola futures 310 300 Auto 16 23 30 June 2014 07 RJO’Brien 14 21 July 2014 28 04 11 18 25 August 2014 02 08 15 22 29 September 2014 06 13 20 27 October 2014 Service is our trade 03 10 17 24 01 November 2014 in soymeal and soybeans. Reasons behind the meal rally range from continued freight issues of moving meal to end users to concern about low protein content of US soybeans. Canola futures also following the rally in soymeal, see 1|Page chart. US farmer selling of new crop soybeans was limited even with the rally today (country elevators indicate producerss are holding out for $10.00 cash). Some cash markets did slip basis back 3 3-7 7 cents on bean basis but generally held up well considering the movement in the futures. Harvest progress tonight came out at 70%, right in line with expectations of 70-75% complete with the clear weather this week to allow many areas to finish up by end of this week. (US soybean export inspections were much bigger than expected at 80.6 mln bu. In the last 2 weeks the US has shipped out a whopping 155 mln bu. Out of South America selling from producers remains strong now that the Brazilian presidential election is out of the way and weather forecast has improved rain/planting conditions in Northern Brazil. Nov beans have now seen almost 50% retracement rally from the July to September break, see chart. While some follow through technical buying is expected tomorrow, it should start to see increased farmer selling. Meal remains the key market to watch for f now. WHEAT:: Wheat market was higher as it followed corn and soybeans with today's action was mostly technical in nature. Chicago wheat leading the 3 exchanges xchanges as chart of KC/Chicago spread shows it has given back almost 15 cents/bu. Spec funds continue to exit their short wheat positions as technical picture im mproves. Weekly export inspections were pathetic at just 7.8 mln bu but this didn't ma matter tter to the trade. European wheat futures were lower early but then rebounded as it follow followed Chicago's rally. HRW basis was steady to mixed today with freight car values moving higher. Trade ignored that 2 cargoes of British feed wheat are to load for the US soon so (first imports of Daily 1KWZ4, 1WZ4 6/9/2014 - 11/3/2014 (CHG) European feed Value Spread, 1KWZ4, Trade Price(Last), 1WZ4, Trade Price(Last), 1.0, 1.0 wheat in over 2 USc 10/27/2014, 72 Bsh years). Trade is 110 still nervous about KC/Chicago wheat spread - Dec 105 bitterly cold temps in parts of Russian 100 winter wheat areas. Not much fresh 95 news out of 90 Australian wheat harvest over the 85 weekend. So for 80 now look for wheat to remain a follower 75 of beans and corn 1/8 for now. Have a 09 16 23 30 07 14 21 28 04 11 18 25 02 08 15 22 29 06 13 20 27 03 good afternoon! June 2014 July 2014 August 2014 September 2014 October 2014 RJO’Brien Service is ou ourr trade 2|Page RJO’Brien Service is our trade 3|Page This material has been prepared by a sales or trading employee or agent of R.J. 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