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.

Corn and soybeans surged through harvest on yield concerns and bullish technicals, wheat followed, cattle collapsed on Argentine beef talk, metals retreated, and crude vacillated on India-Russia shifts.

Corn leads broad grain rally on record export inspections and firmer basis; cattle extend streak, hogs dip, metals surge, dollar slips, and crude eases.

Corn firmed on friendly CONAB data while beans eased slightly. Wheat reversed sharply off lows, cattle hit records, hogs weakened, and gold hit new highs.

Grain markets mixed with soybeans firmer and corn softer amid government shutdown uncertainty. Cattle strengthen on cash optimism, hogs rebound, while gold and silver surge to record highs.

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.