Crop prices rose sharply |
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Crop prices rose sharply over Monday, but fell back a little overnight. When the CBOT opened on Monday, the pace was measured, but as the afternoon progressed, crop prices across the board edged up. Anxiety that the record harvest in Australia may be in danger, and an inquiry on the part of Jordan (100,000 tonnes) helped to support the wheat market, thereby supporting the bullish sentiment at CBOT. However, it was the uneventful corn and soy bean markets that dominated the day and recorded
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