Grain futures tumbled as Trump threatened new tariffs on China, crude oil slid after a ceasefire, while cattle rebounded sharply and metals saw volatile swings.

Markets shifted as gold and silver spiked then reversed, grains softened without USDA data, while cattle soared to new highs and hogs weakened amid soft energy and metal trade.

Soybeans hold firm amid harvest pressure, supported by strong crush rates and bullish spreads. Corn slips near 420, wheat weakens on global competition. Cattle rebound, hogs fall, gold tops $4,000.

Grains steady post-harvest amid strong exports and yield doubts; cattle surging, hogs mixed, gold and Bitcoin at record highs, crude firmer on limited OPEC output.

Warm, dry harvest weekend sees grains quiet after rally; soybeans steady, corn soft, wheat mixed; cattle rebound, hogs higher; metals surge, crude weak, dollar slips.

Grains climbed on trade optimism and farm aid support. Cattle plunged on boxed beef weakness, hogs stayed mixed, while metals retreated, crude softened, and Bitcoin held firm.

Corn and soybeans reversed morning losses, wheat remains weak, cattle mixed, hogs sharply lower, gold at record highs, crude tests support, dollar steady, outside markets volatile.

USDA quarterly stocks pressured corn and wheat with larger carryouts, soybeans slightly friendly. Cattle rebounded after early weakness, hogs retreated, gold hit records, crude slipped on OPEC output talk.

Grain markets mixed with wheat slightly higher and corn steady on strong exports to Mexico. Soybeans softer ahead of USDA stocks report. Cattle weak, gold surges, crude slides.

Grains mixed with strong corn exports limiting gains. Wheat higher, soybeans steady. Cattle futures sharply lower on Brazil tariff rumors. Metals mostly higher, crude drifts lower with mixed products.