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Milk Markets Start Lackluster Week at the CME

On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange milk futures started the week lackluster with cash markets weighing on prices. Class III milk markets settled 40-50 cents lower although certain months were trading down near a limit of 75 cents near the close.  May and June are nearing $24.00/cwt while the second half average is now offering $23.20/cwt.  2023 Class III was also down around 20 cents/cwt.  Class IV weakened 20 cents/cwt as well.

Dairy markets were beat up on Monday as cheese was sold off.   Blocks down $0.0225 at $2.3475.  Two sales were made at that price.    Barrels down $0.04 at $2.30.  Ten trades were made from $2.30 to $2.34.  Butter down $0.0075 at $2.6675.  Five trades were made from $2.6550 to $2.6675.  Nonfat dry milk down $0.0050 at $1.75.  One trade was made at that price.  Dry whey down $0.01 at $0.5950.  Two sales were made at $0.5950 and $0.60.   

 

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