Grain futures soften amid corn acreage concerns, soybeans and wheat fluctuate, livestock markets struggle, and crude oil and metals show mixed movements.

Grain futures lower despite weather risks; corn exports solid. Cattle mixed after highs, demand concerns rise. Hogs weaker. Crude oil gains on Venezuela tariff threats.

Wheat holds firm on Plains dryness; corn and soy slip. Cattle spike then fade on profit-taking. Gold, silver, and Bitcoin ease amid Fed uncertainty.

Corn prices surged to near recent highs on strong ethanol sales and robust export numbers, while wheat struggled amid trade uncertainties and dry weather concerns in the Plains.

Grain futures varied with pressure on wheat, firm corn, and softer soybeans. Ethanol production hit record highs, impacting market sentiments amidst ongoing weather concerns.

Wheat surges on global weather woes and short covering. Cattle and hog futures rally sharply. Corn firms with wheat. Soybeans mixed. Crude oil and metals higher.

Strong sales, shifting trends, and surprising pullbacks—plus a key milestone in metals. We break down the moves you need to watch in today’s markets.

Grain futures rise broadly, led by strong gains in wheat and soybeans due to dry conditions in Kansas and Argentine strikes impacting soybean meal prices.

Kansas City wheat rallies on dry weather and wind concerns. Corn and soybeans drop on European tariffs and USDA delays, while cattle and crude rise.

USDA crop report met expectations overall, with unchanged soybeans, slightly lowered corn carry-out, and raised wheat estimates amid market reactions. Livestock and commodity prices fluctuated.