1. Grain, Bean Futures Mixed in Overnight Trading; 2. China Appears to Be Taking Deal Seriously With Largest-Ever Corn Purchase; 3. Thunderstorms Rock Missouri and Kansas While Heat Continues in the South

1. Wheat Futures Higher Overnight on Declining Crop Rating; 2. Export Inspections of Corn and Soybeans Fall Week-to-Week, USDA Says; 3. Southern Midwest Again Heating Up as Heat Indexes Pegged From 105 to 115 Degrees

1. Corn and Soybeans Lower in Overnight Trading; 2. Speculative Investors Cut Net-Short Positions in Corn, Bump Bullish Bets on Beans; 3. Thunderstorms Likely in Northern Midwest While Heat Wave Continues South

1. Corn, Bean Futures Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Weekly Export Sales of Beans Jump as Corn and Wheat Sales Decline; 3. Heat Wave Continues in Oklahoma and Texas While Storms Roll Through Kansas

1. Soybeans, Grains Higher Overnight on Weather Concerns; 2. Ethanol Production Hits Fresh Three-Month High and Stockpiles Rise; 3. Another Round of Extremely Hot Weather Expected in Parts of Corn Belt

1. Soybeans, Corn Fall on China Tensions, COVID Spread; 2. Hot Weather Coming at Especially Bad Time For Silking Corn Crop; 3. Excessive Heat Warnings and Advisories Issued For Large Part of Upper Midwest

1. Soybeans and Corn Decline in Overnight Trading; 2. Inspections of Corn and Wheat For Overseas Delivery Decline; 3. Heat Wave Expected in Parts of Illinois and Indiana For Next Couple of Days

1. Soybeans and Grains Jump Overnight on Hot Weather; 2. European Union, Russia Likely to Challenge For Wheat Exports; 3. Hot Weather With Indexes Nearing 100 Expected in Parts of Midwest

1. Grain and Soybean Markets Closed For Independence Day; 2. Old-Crop Soybean Sales For Export Hit Marketing-Year Low; 3. Rain Expected in Parts of Northern Plains and Nebraska Into the Weekend

1. Corn and Soybeans Slightly Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Ethanol Production Jumps to Highest Level in More Than Three Months; 3. Hot Weather Continues in Parts of Southern Midwest Ahead of Holiday Weekend