Grains Futures Prices - Barchart.com (2024)

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FAQs

How to read grain futures prices? ›

How to Read Grain Futures
  1. Last: The most current trade price.
  2. Change: The difference between current price and previous settlement price.
  3. Open: The price at which the grain opened.
  4. High: The highest trading price of the day.
  5. Low: The lowest trading price of the day.
  6. Previous: The settlement price for yesterday.

What are today's corn and soybean prices? ›

My Grain Bids
CommodityLastOpen
Corn453-6s461-0
Soybeans1199s-01199-0
Wheat657s-0657-0
Cotton0.7463s0.7463
2 more rows

What is the price of wheat in the US? ›

US Wheat Price Received is at a current level of 6.01, down from 6.36 last month and down from 8.35 one year ago. This is a change of -5.50% from last month and -28.02% from one year ago.

What is the UK wheat price? ›

LONDON FEED WHEAT
MONTHPRICECHANGE
Nov '24218.60s+2.40
Jan '25220.90s+2.50
Mar '25223.25s+2.65
May '25225.60s+2.80
4 more rows

Is there an app for grain prices? ›

AgMobile is the most complete app for accessing commodity markets, news and weather on-the-go from the convenience of your mobile device. Live market commentary to keep you informed on the latest developments in corn, soybeans, wheat, cattle, hogs, cotton, and other markets. Access to historical market data.

What is the formula for futures price? ›

The formula for computing futures prices can be expressed as: Futures Prices = Spot Price * [1 + (RF * (X/365) - D)], where: The risk-free return rate, RF, signifies the rate one can earn throughout the year in a perfect market.

What is the grain market outlook for 2024? ›

U.S. Feed Grain Supplies Are Expected To Increase in 2024/25

Larger supplies are expected to prompt greater feed grain use, and ending stocks are projected higher for 2024/25, at 56.4 million metric tons, up 2.3 million metric tons from the already large ending stocks estimated at the end of 2023/24.

How much is a bushel of corn going for right now? ›

The price shown is in U.S. Dollars per bushel. The current price of corn as of May 14, 2024 is $4.5575 per bushel.

What is the outlook for corn prices? ›

The season average price for corn in 2022/23 was $6.54/bu and is projected to decrease to $4.80 in 2023/24 and $4.40 in 2024/25.

Who buys the most wheat from the US? ›

Drivers
  • Mexico, the Philippines, Japan, and South Korea continue as consistent buyers of U.S. wheat, accounting for 41 percent of total U.S. wheat exports.
  • China was the largest growth market for U.S. wheat in 2020.

Are wheat prices expected to rise? ›

However, despite this momentary rally, the broader outlook remains pessimistic, with wheat prices projected to decrease by 14% in 2024 due to an oversupply and record harvests.

What is the highest wheat price ever? ›

Historically, Wheat reached an all time high of 1350 in March of 2022. Wheat - data, forecasts, historical chart - was last updated on May 15 of 2024.

How much is wheat in Germany? ›

In 2021/22, the retail price of common wheat in Germany was 31 euros per 100 kilograms. This was an increase compared to the year before. Figures fluctuated during the specified time period.

Why are wheat prices so low? ›

Over the last year, world wheat prices have trended steadily lower, continuing their fall from the highs hit in May of 2022 after Russia invaded Ukraine. Ample wheat stocks from Russia and record exports flowing from the Black Sea continue to weigh on global wheat prices.

How much bread does 1 ton of wheat make? ›

1 tonne of wheat makes 1800 loaves of bread.

What month is K in grain futures? ›

Futures Month Symbols
JANFEBMAY
FGK

How does the grain futures market work? ›

Grain futures contracts allow farmers and grain producers to hedge against price fluctuations in the market. By locking in a price for a future delivery, producers can protect themselves against potential losses due to adverse market conditions.

How does basis work on grain prices? ›

Grain Basis

Basis is calculated as the difference between the local cash price and the futures price. The figures below show basis across space and over time.

How do you read grain? ›

If the grain is pointing toward you're ball, it will be a little slow; if it's pointing away from your ball, it will be quicker. If you're ever confused about grain, the first thing you should do is look at the golf hole itself. On greens where grain plays a heavy role, you'll see there's a grassy side and a dead side.

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