Developing cash cattle trade is sharply higher thursday, with Southern live deals marked at mostly $246, $9 higher than last week. Northern dressed is $13 higher at $385.

Cattle futures finished higher while grains closed quietly mixed.

Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics recaps the trade.

Grains finished lower, led by the wheat pits. Livestock futures finished higher on Wednesday.

Arlan Suderman with StoneX recaps the trade.

Cattle futures finished $3-$5 higher, as grilling season sits just around the corner. Soybeans led the grains higher.

Sue Martin of Ag and Investment Services recaps the trade.

Markets are adjusting following the latest signals from the Federal Reserve, and the effects are showing up across commodities.

Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics explains how changing expectations around interest rates are influencing currencies, metals, and agriculture. Soybean meal pushed higher, corn demand remains steady, and outside markets continue to play a key role in direction.

At the same time, rising diesel prices and ongoing tensions in the Middle East are raising concerns about natural gas and fertilizer costs heading into planting season—an important factor in upcoming acreage decisions.

In livestock, markets moved lower as traders position ahead of the Cattle on Feed report. Wide-ranging estimates and softer export demand are adding uncertainty, even as underlying fundamentals remain supportive.

Plus, what to watch next in the soybean complex as global trade timelines shift.

Grains stabilized Tuesday following a sharp selloff in soybeans Monday. Cattle futures closed higher. Zach Tindall with Producers Livestock recaps the trade.

Topics:

- Decent recovery in grains

- Big moves in fund activity

- Outside market influence

- Cattle have a good week, so far

may change dynamic in cash cattle

- Keys for the rest of the week

Soybean futures closed limit lower on Monday, following weekend news of Presidents Trump and Xi possibly delaying their March meeting.

Monday was also the first day of the strike at JBS Greeley. Cattle futures closed higher.

Doug Simon of Tredas recaps the trade.

Wheat led the grains higher on Friday, while cattle futures stabilized.

Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net recaps the trade.

Topics:

- More leadership with crude oil

- Fertilizer movement impacts

- Wheat puts in weather premium

- Cattle, hogs stabilize

- Keys for March

Is there more than what meets the eye in the crude oil sector?

Moves in the crude oil continue to be at the forefront as the war nears its second week. Soybeans led the grains higher while cattle futures ended higher after trading lower.

Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics recaps the trade.

Topics:

- Crude Oil vs. Gold - influence fight

- Acreage battle in grains

- Cattle still volatile, finish closer to unchanged

- Keys for next 2 weeks

Cattle futures finished higher while grains finished mixed. Crude oil continues to lead market moves. J.J. Lauby of AgriManagement Systems recaps the trade.

Topics:

- Impressive commodity closes today

- Crude oil still the leader

- WASDE yielded very few changes

- Livestock regain some value

- Keys to risk management in volatility

Cattle futures backed off their lows, following news of a looming strike at JBS in Greeley, Colorado. Meanwhile, grains reversed course, closing lower after trading higher overnight. Ross Baldwin of AgMarket.net recaps the trade.

Topics:

- All about the crude oil

- Flow of commodities

- Impact to grains

- Livestock bounce back a bit

- WASDE Tues - any impact to trade?