Jesse Allen

Grains are showing some pressure while the livestock markets are mixed to higher as we start the week. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss the early week market action and the 39th anniversary of “Black Monday” on Wall Street. Always remember the risk of trading futures and options can be substantial.

Grain futures started the week lower Monday, with corn falling through its post-report low as harvest pressure and fund selling weighed on the market. Two analysts who joined Market Talk said the corn yield debate, slow export business and money flow out of agriculture are all at play, while livestock markets are sending mixed signals.

We saw the grain markets trading lower at midday while cattle were pushing higher. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss the markets and the news of $8 billion of relief for farmers announced by President Trump on Monday evening.

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Wheat and crude oil slid again Wednesday, but a firmer corn market and thinning basis weakness at Illinois elevators have Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics watching for a turn in the grains. Zuzolo joined Market Talk host Jesse Allen to walk through the wheat chart, El Nino rains in southern Brazil, Illinois basis levels and the next catalysts for cattle.

(WASHINGTON D.C. and ATCHISON, KS) — USDA is adding a new regional cash cattle report that gives producers a clearer look at negotiated cattle prices across five states. The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) has welcomed the change, and market analysts say it could make the cash market more useful to the futures price action.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) — U.S. milk production keeps running ahead of last year. USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reported Thursday that September production in the 24 major states totaled 18.7 billion pounds, up 2.7% from September 2025. That

Selling dried up in corn and soybeans on Thursday, but that is not enough to call a bottom, according to Bryan Doherty, senior market advisor at Total Farm Marketing. Speaking on Market Talk, Doherty said continued fund liquidation, harvest pressure and a wheat market that keeps sliding leave the grain complex without a clear low.

Soybean harvest is rolling in West Central Minnesota, corn harvest is just getting started, and a summer of drought is putting stalk quality at the center

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