Grain markets face slight profit-taking and volatility, with pressure on wheat and beans. Cattle remain steady, and oil, cattle, and lean hogs show modest gains.

Grain prices rise due to strong export sales to China, Japan, and Mexico. Cattle show strength, hogs and crude down. Key cattle report due tomorrow.

Grain futures rise for the third day, driven by strong demand despite a record U.S. crop. Corn rallies, exports surge, and basis improves amid global shortfalls.

Grain prices rise, led by soybeans. U.S. supplies crucial for China until February. Corn and wheat also gain. Livestock and energy markets strengthen.

Corn and soybeans rise on strong export sales and China's rate cut. Metals rally, crude oil recovers. Harvest progresses; U.S. cattle and hogs show mixed performance.

Wheat led a market decline, pressured by Russian sales and dry conditions. Harvest continues, soybeans and corn fluctuate, while cattle and hogs see gains.

Grain, livestock, and metal markets fluctuated sharply; soybeans and corn rebounded, wheat and cattle remained mixed, while metals and crude dipped.

Corn and wheat surged with strong export sales; soybeans fell on EU deforestation delay. Mixed cattle, hog, and precious metals markets; crude oil softer.

Grain futures fell amid falling oil prices, heavy harvest pressure, and record soybean crush numbers, while cattle stalled at technical resistance and hogs slid slightly.

Markets lower across the board with heavy selling following USDA's uneventful WASDE report. Weather impacting harvest progress and export dynamics, while wheat faces Russian pricing uncertainties.