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CME Dairy Market Report: September 5th, 2024 – Prices on the Rise

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Markets have been buzzing with activity, and you’re probably wondering what’s moving on the needle today. On Thursday, September 5, 2024, we saw interesting, steady-to-higher movements in CME cash dairy trading. It’s a sign that underlying shifts might need our attention. Let’s dive right into the numbers. 

  • Dry Whey: Increased slightly by $0.0025 to hit $0.5675. Although no sales were recorded, this minor uptick is worth noting.
  • Forty-Pound Cheese Blocks: The price held steady at $2.23, with no sales recorded.
  • Cheese Barrels: Unchanged at $2.25, but we did see one sale at that price.
  • Butter: Increased by $0.0150, reaching $3.1625. Notably, three sales were recorded at prices ranging from $3.1625 to $3.17.
  • Nonfat Dry Milk: A modest uptick of $0.0025 brought the price to $1.3575. Two sales were recorded at prices close to this mark, $1.3575 and $1.36.

Butter bounced back to $3.1625 per pound, up 1.5 cents with three lots trading. Spot NDM also rose, reaching $1.3575 per pound, adding $0.0025 with two loads exchanged. Cheese prices stayed the same at $2.2300 per pound for blocks and $2.2500 per pound for barrels. 

Warmer days have challenged cow comfort and affected weekly milk yields. Midwest spot prices are now $1.75 above class, up from $1.25 last week and much higher than the five-year average of -$0.25. Cream supplies have loosened as ice cream production slowed, with Midwest cream multiples dipping to 1.31 this week from 1.34 last week. 

With the corn harvest starting in parts of the Midwest, September corn futures fell slightly to $3.90 per bushel, dropping $0.0050. However, soybean prices gained some strength, rising to $10.0825 per bushel, up $0.0225.

Daily CME Cash Dairy Product Prices ($/lb.)

 FinalChange ¢/lb.TradesBidsOffers
Butter3.16251.5331
Cheddar Block2.23NC011
Cheddar Barrel2.25NC100
NDM Grade A1.35750.25203
Dry Whey0.56750.25021

Weekly CME Cash Dairy Product Prices ($/lb.)

 TueWedThurCurrent Avg.Prior Week Avg.Weekly Volume
Butter3.15253.14753.16253.15423.18216
Cheddar Block2.2152.232.232.2252.1282
Cheddar Barrel2.262.252.252.25332.21153
NDM Grade A1.34251.3551.35751.35171.311510
Dry Whey0.570.5650.56750.56750.56052

 CME Futures Settlement Prices

 TueWedThur
Class III (SEP) $/CWT.22.5422.622.83
Class IV (SEP) $/CWT.22.5122.3822.7
Cheese (SEP) $/LB.2.2132.2192.227
Blocks (SEP)$/LB.2.1352.1352.217
Dry Whey (SEP) $/LB.0.53280.52850.5558
NDM (SEP) $/LB.1.27751.291.3275
Butter (SEP) $/LB.3.1653.173.1853
Corn (SEP) $/BU.3.85253.91253.9
Corn (DEC) $/BU.4.094.134.1075
Soybeans (SEP) $/BU.9.961.0059.995
Soybeans (NOV) $/BU.1.0151.02751.0225
Soybean Meal (SEP) $/TON320323.3320.6
Soybean Meal (DEC) $/TON321.1328.6326.9
Live Cattle (OCT) $/CWT.179.53179.18177.13

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