- It’s been such a long time since grain and oilseed markets have made limit moves higher or lower that a review of those limits might be warranted. Remember that they are now variable and can be changed by the CME (depending on market volatility and recent price ranges). Following are the current daily limits:
Corn: 25 cents (50-cent daily range) Soybeans: 65 cents ($1.30 daily range) Chicago wheat: 35 cents (70-cent daily range) KC wheat 35 cents: (70 cent daily range) Minneapolis wheat: 65 cents ($1.30 daily range)
This isn’t to suggest that we’re headed toward limit moves in futures markets, but the severe delays in planting corn and soybeans are setting the stage for that possibility at some point. - Market...
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