Another sizzling inflation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggests that U.S. consumers are feeling pinched from all sides...

The butter market has outdone itself once again. On Wednesday it climbed to $3.24 per pound, matching the all-time high set in September.

Football season is in full swing, and fans are enjoying their favorite game with a feast of queso and nachos. Demand for fresh...

U.S. milk output grew decisively last month, at least in comparison to the very low production reported in August 2021.

Butter conquered unexplored elevations this week, and it made the trek look easy. On Tuesday CME spot butter jumped 7ȼ to $3.24 per...

The butter market leapt to an all-time high Wednesday and just kept climbing. CME spot butter closed today at $3.17 per pound, up 6.5ȼ...

The bulls remain in charge in the butter pit. CME spot butter added another 1.75ȼ this week and reached $3.10 per pound, tied for the...

utter buyers are anxious. There were just 314.4 million pounds of butter in cold storage at the end of July, 5.4% less than a year ago...

Market observers are paying close attention to an evolving global milk production scenario as many key supply regions witnessed a...

On the heels of persistent declines, most products at the CME managed to stop the slide this week. While some modest increases suggest...

Slowing global milk output is making room for American dairy. The United States sent a record-setting volume of dairy products abroad...

The bulls and bears squared off in Chicago this week, and the dairy markets lurched this way and that as the two sides fought for control.

The streak is over. After seven months in the red, U.S. milk production exceeded year-ago volumes in June, topping June 2021 by 0.2%.

The commodity markets reeled this week, battered by growing anxiety about the global economy. The headlines packed one punch after another.

The bears were out in full force during this holiday-shortened week. Prices for dairy commodities moved lower both at home and abroad as...

The spot markets sizzled in Chicago this week, but the futures fizzled. CME spot butter leapt 9.5ȼ to $3.01 per pound. Cue the fireworks!

Red ink flowed on LaSalle Street this week as the trade reckoned with the fact that, although milk production continues to...

The European dairy industry is shrinking noticeably. Eurostat estimates there were 20.2 million dairy cows in the EU-27 last...

The butter market sprinted uphill and reached $3 this week for the first time since 2015. Buyers bought 19 loads of butter in Chicago...

From Canberra to Chicago, and Wellington to Warsaw, milk output continues to underwhelm. After slight growth in February, European...