Friday, July 1, 2022

Friday Midday Dairy Market Summary - Milk Futures Remain Under Substantial Pressure

OUTSIDE MARKETS SUMMARY:

CORN: 11 Higher
SOYBEANS: 49 Lower
SOYBEAN MEAL: $10.50 Lower
LIVE CATTLE: $2.20 Higher
DOW JONES: 113 Points Higher
NASDAQ: 5 Points Higher
CRUDE OIL: $3.34 Higher

MIDDAY MARKET UPDATE:

Block cheese price declined 2.25 cents ending at $2.1725 with no loads traded. Barrel cheese increased a penny closing at $2.2050 with 6 loads traded. Dry whey price increased 1.25 cents closing at 50 cents with one load traded. Butter price increased 1.50 cents ending at $3.01 with 6 loads traded. This is the highest price since September 28, 2015. Grade A nonfat dry milk slipped 0.50 cents ending at $1.8025 with 4 loads traded. Class III futures are 9-49 cents lower with August taking the brunt of the pressure. Class IV futures are 23-37 cents lower. Butter futures are 0.42 – 5.00 cents lower. This is interesting due to the increase of cash to a new multi-year high. Dry whey futures are 0.50 – 1.65 cents lower. USDA will release the May Dairy Products report today providing information on the production of dairy products for the month.




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