Grain markets were able to see a strong rally in yesterday’s trade but are so fare relatively mute in the early morning session. These are the levels to keep a close eye on in the last trading day of the week.

Corn
News
- Yesterday’s weekly export sales report showed net sales of 1,816,000 MT (71,492,742 bushels) for 2023/2024. Near the upper end of expectations and well above last week’s 841,783 MT.
Technicals (December)
Corn futures finally did it, they broke out above the 490 level which everyone and their dog were watching extremely closely. The move above here likely triggered stops and spurred a wave of buying from short covering and momentum traders. Previous resistance will now act as support, 489-491. We believe the Bulls now have the technical advantage so long as they can defend that pocket. A break and close below would neutralize that bias.
Bias: Bullish/Neutral
Resistance: 489-491***, 502-506 1/2***
Pivot: 472-476
Support:Â 460-464 1/2**

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at historical seasonality’s (updated each Monday) VS today’s prices (black line).

Soybeans
News
- Yesterday’s weekly export sales report showed net sales of 808,500 MT (29,707,281 bushels) for 2023/2024. Near the upper end of expectations and above last week’s 672,213 MT.
Technicals (November)
November soybean futures are threating a breakout above our pivot pocket in the early morning trade. If the Bulls can achieve that in today’s trade it could keep the door open for a run back at our resistance pocket from 1300-1308 1/2. On the flipside, a continued failure to close above the pivot pocket could keep the market in check and rangebound down to support near 1250.
Bias: Bullish/Neutral
Resistance: 1300-1308 1/2***, 1322-1328****
Pivot: 1280-1285
Support:Â 1247-1257***

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at seasonal averages VS this year’s price (black line) for November soybeans (updated each Monday).Â

Wheat
News
- Yesterday’s weekly export sales report showed net sales of 273,100 MT (10,034,704 bushels) for 2023/2024 were down 50 percent from the previous week and 34 percent from the prior 4-week average. Near the low end of expectations and below last week’s 544,539 MT.
Technicals (December)
Wheat futures had an impressive rally in yesterday’s trade, taking prices back to trendline resistance and the scene of the crime (the breakdown point) from the quarterly stocks report. The close above 570 was the first step, the next step is seeing a close above 585-587.
Bias: Neutral/Bullish
Resistance: 585-587**, 595-599 1/2***, 612-616****
Pivot: 570
Support:Â 540-541 1/2**Â

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at seasonal averages VS this year’s price (black line) for November soybeans (updated each Monday).
