Wheat prices rise, corn and soybeans fall due to increased Brazilian selling, lower interest rates, and weather concerns. USDA expected to reduce South American crop yields.

Midweek grain trades fluctuate, dubbed "Wobbly Wednesday." USDA's WASDE report predicts bearish trends due to global production issues. Brazil and Argentina face challenges.

Grain futures experience turnaround Tuesday with early strength due to planting delays. Corn and soybeans below expected rates, but new crop beans hold up. Cattle futures rise, hogs gain, gold softens, crude rebounds.

Grain markets rally due to short positions, concerns over global production (Kansas, Russia), boosting prices. Cattle futures soft despite rising beef prices. Gold, Bitcoin, crude oil fluctuate.

Grain futures surged with wheat up due to poor Russian weather, corn firming on planting delays, and soybean meal demand from Argentina. Livestock and gold also fluctuated.

Afternoon, grain futures surge on heavy rains in Brazil. Soybean prices soar, fears over short supplies. Corn rises amid Midwest rain. Cattle rally on negative testing, hogs struggle. Gold volatile, oil slips.

Grain futures weaken with prospects of rain in Kansas, impacting wheat prices. Soybeans firm on Brazil's market strength. Concerns rise over avian flu testing. Livestock futures decline.

Soybeans and wheat were down sharply, corn slightly lower. Massive delivery intentions pressure markets. Livestock, gold fluctuate; crude oil weakens.

Grain futures show mixed trends; wheat retreats slightly, influenced by delayed plantings. Russian weather forecasts hint at rain, impacting markets. Soybeans up due to Argentine strike and austerity measures.

Wheat market remains strong despite corn and soybean attempts to lead. Moisture prospects good, Kansas wheat up for 8 days, hitting $6. Freeze concerns persist.