Despite coronavirus hysteria, better days are ahead in grain markets
As coronavirus takes a toll on international markets, the grain markets are less affected than others. Find out how the COVID-19 is affecting grain prices.
As coronavirus hysteria wanes, keep the faith
Marlin Clark believes grain prices have bottomed out, allowing sizable gains in the corn and soybean markets. Learn more in this week's grain markets report.
Marlin: sell the rumor and buy the fact
Marlin Clark discusses how rumors are affecting the grain markets for the week of Feb. 23, 2020.
Markets dominated by lack of faith
A lack of faith is the biggest factor in grain price movement in the year 2020 so far, Marlin Clark explains in his weekly update on the grain markets.
‘Groundhog’ market sees its shadow, waiting for spring
Marlin Clark explains how the "Groundhog Day" effect is affecting grain markets and offers insight on other factors influencing the markets.
Outside news affects market price swing
Marlin Clark explains how the coronavirus has disrupted price patterns for commodities as diverse as crude oil and corn.
Tough times to give market advice
Marlin Clark offers grain market insight following the release of the January USDA Inventory reports and the signing of the Phase One China Trade Agreement.
USDA reports are discounted by market
According to Marlin Clark, the results of the USDA January reports, released Jan. 10, were unsatisfactory. Find out why in this week's grain markets report.
How will world events affect the market?
Marlin Clark reflects on how recent military action taken to eliminate Qasem Soleimani, an Iranian General, might affect the grain markets.
January USDA reports finally at hand
Marlin Clark offers insight into the grain markets leading up to the release of the January USDA reports or “inventory” reports.
