Market Closes - September 28, 2016
Posted on Sep 28, 2016CBOT futures traded narrow ranges today with mostly lower closing prices near the day’s lows. Futures traded higher early morning but selling resumed as the huge harvest rolls on. USDA did report a very large corn sale to Mexico. But China reportedly added around 10% anti-subsidy duty on DDGs; this is on top of the 33.8% anti-dumping tax enacted last week.
Following Tuesday’s limit-down move in some LC and FC contracts, cattle futures started lower this morning but bargain hunters took the market to higher closes. Futures were pressured by early-week cash trade at $103-104, down from $106 last week. October LC is fairly priced to the cash market. Buyers were encouraged by the strong boxed beef market – Choice ended up 2.53 at 190.75; Select up 0.36 at 179.94.
Lean Hog futures closed narrowly mixed ahead of Friday afternoon’s Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report (average trade estimate is +1.1% year ago). FOB Plant Pork dropped 2.40 to 75.17 with losses in all primals but the belly. At midday, it was at 77.69. Most LH contracts made new contract lows today.
Crude oil, gasoline and heating oil futures soared today on news that OPEC reached an agreement to control oil production.
Corn Dec -2 329; May -2 346
Bean Nov -7 945; May -6 965
Meal unch 300
Oil -48 3264
Wheat Dec -1 403; Jly +1 450
KC +2 421; MGE +6 508
Oats unch 174
Rice -4 974
LC Oct -35 10347; Dec +50 10362; Apr +22 10360
FC Sep +35 13517; Oct +117 12802; Jan +145 12067
LH Oct unch 5170; Dec +25 4670; Feb -10 5120
Milk Oct +8 1528; Nov +24 1567
US$ steady
Dow +111 18339
SP +11 2171
NAS +13 5319
Tran +24 8005
VIX -.71 12.39
WTI +249 4716
Brent +280 4877
Gas +8 144
NG -5 300
HO +8 149
Eth -1 150
Gold -5 1325
Slvr +8 1925
2-yr +.012 0.758%
5-yr +.012 1.135%
10yr +.016 1.572%
30yr +.011 2.289%
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