Softs & Ags News Wrap-up – March 17, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 3/17/2010) - Sugar rebounded from a seven-month low on speculation that managers of hedge funds and index funds slowed sales after reducing their net-long positions - Reuters (Reported 3/17/2010) - U.S. wheat futures posted their biggest gain in two weeks on Wednesday as bullish outside markets and technical buying lifted prices that have fallen 8.4 percent so far this year due. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/2010) - The following is a report of Corn, Wheat, & Soy’s Option’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. [More]

Weekly Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report March 16, 2010 [More]

Going Granular – March 17, 2010 - Ags were up marginally before trading closed this morning. May wheat was up .2 to $4.87/bushel, corn was up 1.4 to $3.68/bushel, and soybeans were up 1.2 to $9.46/bushel. [More]

Softs & Ags News Wrap-up – March 16, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 3/16/2010) - Wheat climbed the most in almost two weeks as the declining dollar makes grain from the U.S., the world’s biggest shipper - Reuters (Reported 3/16/2010) - Chicago Board of Trade December corn futures could find support at $3.50 to $3.80 per bushel this spring and summer. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/16/2010) - The following is a report of Corn, Wheat, & Soy’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. [More]

Going Granular – March 16, 2010 - Ags inched up overnight on a weaker dollar. May wheat was up 1.4 to $4.81/bushel, corn was up .4 to $3.64/bushel, and soybeans were up 4.4 to $9.34/bushel before trading closed this morning. Ukraine reported that cold weather damaged its wheat harvest, slightly mitigating the global supply glut. [More]

Softs & Ags News Wrap-up – March 15, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 3/15/2010) - Wheat fell on speculation that a stronger dollar will curb demand for U.S. supplies as favorable weather improves the outlook for the winter crop in Kansas - Reuters (Reported 3/15/2010) - U.S. wheat futures fell at the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday. weighed down by a firm dollar that chilled overseas demand for U.S. supplies. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/15/2010) - The following is a report of Corn, Wheat, & Soy’s Option’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. [More]

Going Granular – March 15, 2010 - Ags didn’t do much overnight, despite significant gains for the dollar. May wheat was down 1 to $4.84/bushel, corn was down 1.4 to $3.63/bushel, and soybeans were up 1.2 to $9.24/bushel before trading closed this morning. The U.S. dollar index (June) was up .235 as of 8:45 AM EST and may weigh on ags early. [More]