The Final Bell

Along with an updated crop progress report this week, the USDA will also release a fresh WASDE report.

The trade meeting between President Trump and President Xi of China is scheduled for later this week, with soybean traders hoping to see a deal including beans.

Cattle trade slipped today after President Trump announced a reduction in tariffs on beef imports.

Austin Schroeder with Brugler Marketing and Management recaps today's trade.

War premium returned today as trade lost hope of an Iranian peace deal this week.

Strength in soybeans came as optimism about the upcoming meeting with China remains high.

Wheat futures followed stronger crude ahead of next week's updated WASDE report.

Darren Frye with waterstreet consulting recaps today's trade.

The relationship between crude futures and grains pulls back trade as uncertainty continues to hang over the markets.

Weather premium helped to lift corn and soybeans late session as more rain across the Corn Belt could start to impact planting and emergence.

Cattle are in a pivotal time as the demand for beef must hold to support the upwards trend.

Mike Zuzulo with Global Commodity Analytics recaps today's trade.

An announcement from President Trump that an end to the war with Iran could be in sight sends crude oil lower and pulls grains down as well.

Corn and soybean planting is still on pace, but weather concerns aren't too far from producers' minds.

Combines will roll soon on the US winter wheat crop, and crop tours are showing some extensive yield loss.

Cattle futures dropped to start the week, with some headline news and technical weakness, but bounced Tuesday with renewed optimism and fundamental support.

Cash trade is expected to be higher this week, though it's not likely to be as shocking as last week's negotiated trade.

Hog futures struggle as demand for pork remains inconsistent.

Zach Tindall with Producers Livestock recaps today's trade.

Crude prices rose today in response to escalation in the Middle East conflict, taking the grains markets up as well.

Hard winter wheat futures closed unchanged as rain in the forecast competes with a grim outlook on today's crop progress report.

Cattle futures stepped back, but the overall picture still looks positive for cattle prices.

Mike Castle with Stone X Financial recaps today's trade.

Corn and soybeans finished with modest gains Friday while wheat stabilized following Thursday's selloff.

Cattle futures reversed course to close lower but still ended with a strong week.

Sue Martin of Ag and Investment recaps the trade.

Global energy markets took center stage today—and the implications may stretch far beyond crude oil.

On Channel Final Bell, Mike Zuzolo connects rising geopolitical risk with what it could mean for corn, soybeans, livestock, and input costs in the weeks ahead.

Listen to the full conversation now.

As the crop condition ratings for hard red winter wheat continue to worsen, trade is waking up to the reality that recent rains may have been too late.

Corn futures were supported by wheat, and new crop levels are nearing $5.

Cattle continue to find fundamental support as packers will have to step it up to fill demand ahead of the summer grilling months.

Ross Baldwin with John Stewart and Associates recaps today's trade.

Cattle futures started the day higher and continued to rally right into the close with some technical support as we head towards the end of the month.

Feeder calf sales across the country continue to set barn records, keeping the stakes high for buyers.

Grains were higher today with option expiration and weather concerns, both domestically and globally.

Livestock Market Analyst Kyle Bumsted recaps today's trade.