Volatile week capped with cattle pressured by Trump comments, grains supported by Chinese soybean buys, crude and Bitcoin higher, while gold and equities weakened.

Soybeans surged on China handshake deal while corn and wheat slipped. Cattle mixed post-expiration, feeders weaker. Hogs steady, gold and silver rallied, Bitcoin plunged.

Soybeans rose on Chinese purchases, feeders reversed higher after limit losses, corn steady, wheat quiet. Border closure pressures cattle. Fed rate cuts and crude gains supported sentiment.

Grains surged early but faded on farmer selling and Trump–Xi risk. Cattle slumped on Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico import worries. Markets await Fed decision tomorrow.

Grains rallied on US-China trade thaw optimism, soybeans hit yearly highs, while cattle plunged limit down on import fears and tariff rumors; gold weakened as tensions eased.

Grain markets softened from harvest pressure and option expirations. Cattle futures collapsed limit down on Mexico border rumors. Crude slipped, metals fell, and Bitcoin held firm.

Grains followed crude oil higher on Russian sanctions while cattle rebounded amid confusion over Argentina’s beef imports, fund liquidation fears, and USDA stabilization efforts.

Bull spreading in corn and soybeans signals tight supply, solid demand, and farmer storage. Cattle markets plunge limit down on Trump trade hints and Mexico’s screw worm update.

Markets show mixed activity with optimism on trade, recoveries in livestock, volatility in metals and energy, and broad cautious sentiment as investors watch global developments closely.

Soybeans surge on renewed China optimism, corn firms amid strong export inspections, wheat mixed. Cattle rebound on Argentine import rumors, while gold and Bitcoin rally.