Soybeans surge on soybean oil strength and biofuel rumors, while corn and wheat drift lower on weather relief and slowing demand amid cold temperatures.

Grain markets mixed as exports stay strong, USDA math questioned, wheat weather watched, livestock cautiously rebounds, metals surge on tariffs, weaker dollar supports energy.

Grains stabilized after USDA pressure as corn and beans rebounded on demand, exports, and ethanol strength, while livestock sold off sharply on screw worm rumors.

Grains steadied after Monday’s shock, modest rebounds faded, ethanol strong, flash sales routine, metals and energy surged, livestock weakened, markets digest oversized supplies.

USDA supply shock keeps grains pressured as weather and geopolitics remain the only bullish outs while cattle surge, energy rallies, and metals stay volatile.

USDA surprised markets with higher yields, increased acreage, and heavy carryouts, pressuring grains sharply lower, while livestock rose and metals set new highs.

Grain markets mixed as China keeps buying soybeans, tariff uncertainty lingers, WASDE looms Monday, livestock weaker, metals surge, energy higher on geopolitical threats.

Grains drift after early buying as WASDE expectations, fund rebalancing, demand strength, and yield uncertainty drive cautious trade across ags, energy, metals, and livestock.

Grain futures surge led by soybeans and wheat as USDA report expectations, bull spreading, and policy uncertainty outweigh improving South American weather and weak livestock markets.

Turnaround Tuesday fueled follow through strength in grains on Chinese soybean buying, wheat weather risks, cautious livestock seasonals, and firm metals despite mixed energy.