The Final Bell

Corn and soybean futures finished with double-digit losses Monday, while live and feeder cattle futures were off $1-$2.

Sue Martin of Ag and Investment recaps Monday's factors.

A favorable forecast ahead keeps pressure on row crops while trade looks to next week's Quarterly Stocks and Acreage reports.

Corn acres are expected to fall from the first survey, but soybeans are anticipated to see a bump as producers shifted to lower production costs.

The Quarterly Hogs and Pigs report was neutral to friendly, helping futures to hold steady to higher Friday.

Doug Simon with Tredas recaps today's trade.

Technical support helped to bounce corn and soybean futures, which then rallied with strong export numbers and weather concerns headed into July.

Iran has attacked ships in the Strait of Hormuz once again, sparking a reversal in crude oil futures.

Cattle futures chopped along today, pressured by higher corn while waiting for any cash trade to develop.

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

Seasonal pressure is keeping grains looking for a bottom.

Weather is also keeping pressure on markets as the forecast looks to warm up as we near pollination season.

Cattle futures are finding support from higher boxed beef and continued fundamental support.

Arlan Suderman with Stone X Financial recaps today's trade.

Favorable weather for US grains keeps pressure on prices, but drought and record temperatures in Europe could threaten corn and wheat crops.

Soybeans held small gains today with help from the product markets.

Cattle futures were lower, the morning choice boxed beef spiked over $400.

Don Roose with US Commodities recaps today's trade.

Higher equities and lower energies led the drag on grain trade to start the week.

Domestic weather looks mostly favorable, though trade is keeping an eye on areas with potentially too much moisture.

Cattle trade continues to show optimism after a friendly to neutral Cattle on Feed report.

Sam Hudson with Cornbelt Marketing recaps today's trade.

The weather ahead looks favorable for US corn and soybean crops, which has the market feeling confidently bearish.

Export sales were solid last week, with multiple sales reported this week.

Cattle trade is cautious about approaching all time highs again.

Shawn Hackett with Hackett Financial Advisors recaps today's trade.

Arlan Suderman of Stone X is our guest. We kick things off with talk that China may buy more soybeans and what that country's commitments are and how skeptical we may be.

Then we dig into the Iran peace deal and what we know and don't know. Finally, we talk about the new Federal Reserve chair and why Kevin Warsh may fade into the background and what that means for markets.

Strong boxed beef prices have given traders confidence in consumer demand for beef, leading to a strong rally through today's close.

Lower crude oil prices have boosted equities, which has also helped to support cattle futures.

Cash trade is expected to be higher for the week, but will likely wait until after Thursday's Cattle on Feed report.

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

Crude oil dipped today with a potential resolution with Iran, which weighed on soybeans and spilled over into corn and wheat.

Trade is looking ahead to the Quarterly Stocks report and the renewed acreage numbers at the end of the month.

Opinions differ over whether we will see higher corn or bean acres based on profitability and input costs.

Jeff Peterson with Heartland Farm Partners recaps today's trade.