The grain market, after being four days lower, is now seeing some buying here on this Friday.

Grain and livestock futures struggle amid a strong US dollar and bear spreading; export sales rise, but uncertainty weighs on prices across commodities, especially grains.

Corn and soybean markets resist sell-offs, bolstered by major international purchases. Wheat faces downward pressure. Livestock prices slide, while gold dips and Bitcoin surges.

Grain futures decline as palm oil, China trade, and South American rains pressure markets. Soybeans, wheat fall sharply; corn slips slightly. Livestock, metals mixed; Bitcoin rebounds.

Grain futures correct as farmer selling pressures markets; softer soybean oil, wheat, and corn prices stem from various geopolitical and regulatory factors, while Bitcoin gains sharply.

USDA surprises analysts, lowering corn and soybean yields. Soybeans dropped to 51.7 bu/acre, rallying prices briefly. Corn follows suit with 183.1 bu/acre, demand remains strong.

Soybeans rally past $10, driven by strong export sales and surging soybean oil demand, while corn, wheat, and cattle futures see mixed trends amid rain forecasts.

Corn futures surged past key averages, driving a bullish trend across grains, cattle, and hogs. Soybeans and wheat followed, while metals declined amid Fed rate cuts.

Soybeans sustain over $10 as corn demand rises, fueled by global shortfalls. Cattle and hogs fluctuate, metals and Bitcoin climb, crude oil edges up.

Grain futures rose overnight, driven by soybean and energy gains. OPEC's delayed production and a Gulf hurricane lifted crude oil. Anticipated reports, rate decisions, and mixed weather updates continue to impact markets.