Grain markets fell on macro pressure and dollar strength, soybeans held on Argentina drought, while cattle and hogs rebounded sharply after Friday’s selloff.

Risk off selling hits commodities as metals crash, dollar surges, and Warsh Fed surprise rattles markets, pressuring grains, livestock, equities, and crypto worldwide, sharply, today.

Metals volatility triggered algorithm buying in grains before cooling. Wheat held gains, beans softened on rain forecasts, cattle weakened, dollar slipped, and energy stayed volatile.

Grains sharply higher despite dollar recovery, led by index fund buying. Soybeans, wheat, and corn gain. Livestock up. Metals, crude, and Bitcoin extend rally, reflecting broad commodity strength.

Markets were mixed with soybeans rebounding, wheat strengthening technically, and corn lagging, as a weaker dollar, export activity, and policy uncertainty shaped trading.

Grain markets weakened after overnight rallies faded in the day session. Weather optimism pressured prices, while livestock strengthened and metals turned volatile after sharp highs.

Markets surged on strong exports and fund short covering, while lower crop insurance costs offered farmers relief amid rising metals, volatile livestock, and energy prices.

Wheat led gains on weather and spread recovery, corn firmed on logistics, beans mixed after highs, cattle cautious ahead of reports, metals surged, energy weakened.

Soybeans surge on soybean oil strength and biofuel rumors, while corn and wheat drift lower on weather relief and slowing demand amid cold temperatures.

Grain markets mixed as exports stay strong, USDA math questioned, wheat weather watched, livestock cautiously rebounds, metals surge on tariffs, weaker dollar supports energy.