Grain markets firm as a “risk-on” trade environment sweeps across markets following yesterday’s Federal Reserve meeting

Corn
Technicals (March)
March corn futures made another lower low since posting a short term top last week, but prices are stabilizing overnight and right back in our pivot pocket from 481-484. A “risk-on” trade environment following yesterday’s Federal Reserve meeting has given many commodities markets a tailwind in the overnight and early morning trade. As you can see from the chart below, we are basically smack dab in the middle of downward sloping channel. Because it is still downward sloping, our bias is still in Bearish territory. However, if the market is able to defend this area and bounce from here, we could see an inverse head and shoulders formation forming which would be a sight for the Bulls sore eyes.
Bias: Bearish/Neutral
Resistance: 493-496 1/2****, 502 1/2-505***
Pivot: 481-484
Support: 470-473****, 460-464 1/2**

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at historical seasonal averages for March corn futures (updated each Monday) VS today’s prices (black line).
*Past performance is not necessarily indicative of futures results.

Soybeans
Technicals (January)
January soybean futures saw follow-through selling pressure in yesterday’s trade which took prices into negative territory for the week. Prices traded higher on the open last night and have sense traded on both sides of unchanged. As mentioned in the corn section, many commodities markets are benefiting from a “risk-on” trade following yesterday’s Federal Reserve meeting.
Bias: Neutral/Bearish
Resistance: 1346-1352***, 1360-1362**
Pivot: 1323-1327
Support: 1294 1/2-1300****, 1267-1272***

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at historical seasonal averages for January soybean futures VS this year’s price (black line), updated each Monday.
*Past performance is not necessarily indicative of futures results.

Wheat
Technicals (March)
March wheat futures continued to dip lower yesterday, holding ground just above the psychologically significant $6.00 level. The US Dollar is sharply lower since yesterday afternoon’s Federal Reserve meeting, which has helped prices stabilize and recover in the overnight and early morning trade.
Bias: Neutral/Bearish
Resistance: 622-631***, 645-650***
Pivot: 608 1/2-611
Support: 591 1/2-595***

Seasonal Tendencies
Below is a look at historical seasonal averages for March Chicago wheat futures VS this year’s price (black line), updated each Monday.
*Past performance is not necessarily indicative of futures results.
