Wiesemeyer's Perspectives | Corn Hits Lows As Soymeal Surges

Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.Tommy's Premium Subscription: www.agbull.comAgBull Audio and Video LinksApple MusicSpotifyYouTubeTikTokFutures and options trading involve risk and are not suited for everyone.We run through a fast-moving week in which grains sag, soybean meal heats up, cotton rallies, and energy headlines start to steer inflation and farm input costs. We connect the Strait of Hormuz news to crude oil, diesel, interest rates, fertilizer prices, planting weather, and what Congress may actually deliver next.• corn hits a six-week low and charts turn bearish• soybean meal strength tied to spread unwinding and feed coverage needs• wheat pullback after a rally, with drought still a backdrop• cotton at 12-month highs while cattle make new contract highs• WASDE was viewed as uneventful, with attention shifting to next month• direct US-Iran talks and why the Strait of Hormuz matters for markets• crude oil’s steep weekly drop and what it could mean for diesel• CPI and core inflation read through the lens of energy• core PCE reinforces a higher for longer Fed stance• USDA FBA payouts update and the April 17 signup deadline• E15 faces a patchwork of state and local compliance rules• the case for higher ethanol blends as gasoline demand slows• Rollins teases a major policy announcement as fertilizer prices surge• Kansas City Fed survey points to rising operating loans and stress• planting weather delays, drought pockets, and the first soybean planting report• Congress returns with E15 language, disaster aid, and farm bill questionsSign up for a trial. Tell them the AgBull boys sent you. Tell them you were watching Wiesmeyer’s Perspectives, and they’ll give you a free trial of Trade the News.www.agbull.com, $25 a month, or you could save a little money, $250 annually.Producers have until April 17th to sign up for the FBA effort covering the major crops. Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.