Market Update - April 19, 2013
Posted on Apr 19, 2013The weaker KC Wheat futures market would suggest traders aren’t worried this morning’s freezing temperatures damaged TX/OK/KS wheat.
Live cattle futures are little changed ahead of this afternoon’s Cattle on Feed report. The cash feedlot trade and boxed beef market have not provided support this week.
Corn May +6 650; Jly +3.5 633; Dec +3 544 Bean May -6 1425; Jly -8.5 1381.5; Nov -10 1213 Meal May -1 410; Oct -.5 340 Oil -53 4913 Wheat May +4 707; Jly +2 709; Dec +2.5 730 KC Jly -1 748; MGE +5.5 808 Oats +1 380 Rice -3 1534
LC Apr unch 12620; Jun -10 12127; Oct -20 12535 FC Apr -37 13407; May -85 13920; Aug -107 14610 LH May -25 8770; Jly -47 9032; Oct -35 8075 Milk Apr -3 1762; May -4 1923
US$ unch Dow Steady SP +.8% NAS +1.3% Tran +1.6% VIX -13.4% 15.20
WTI +.3% Brent +.4% Gas +.6% NG -.2% HO +.3% Eth +.5%
Gold +.5% Slvr -.3%
5-yr +.01 0.71% 10yr +.02 1.70% 30yr +.02 2.88%
TOBACCO SETTLEMENT MONEY RECEIVED BY STATE OF KENTUCKY Kentucky, as required under the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement(MSA), received its annual payment of more than $101 million in tobacco settlement money this week. Kentucky's share of the settlement is approximately $3.45 billion over the first 25 years. This year marks the 15th full year since the signing of the landmark MSA. Cigarette sales nationally are down more than 30% since the agreement went into effect.
The total received by Kentucky since the initial MSA payment in 1999 is $1.5 billion for "Phase I" and $600 million under "Phase II," the Tobacco Growers Trust Agreement, which was created as a result of an MSA provision to address affected tobacco-growing communities in 14 states. (SOURCE: KY Attorney General’s office)
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