Grain and wheat futures surged initially, impacted by Kremlin-exporter tensions. Soybeans rallied despite discrepancies in Brazilian crop estimates. Livestock faced setbacks, with charts indicating potential downturn.

European wheat markets climb, affecting ours; beans market down, opposite of yesterday's trend; corn unchanged. Cattle, feeders, hogs, and energies fluctuate. Dow falls, NASDAQ rises, Bitcoin declines.

Grain markets quieter today: Kansas wheat up, Chicago wheat down slightly. Corn market up, beans holding above $12. Cattle market sees March Madness. Stock market bullish post-Fed meeting.

Wheat and corn markets down slightly, no significant news on Ukraine war. Soybeans break $12 mark. Cattle lower, quiet. Crude oil dips. Markets await Federal Reserve decision.

Corn and wheat prices see slight gains: Wheat up, with July Kansas at 584, Chicago at 576. Corn follows, with May up to 539. Livestock prices also fluctuate.

Mixed grain markets persist; wheat rises amid Midwest dryness. Escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions impact exports. Cattle and energy markets fluctuate. Stocks climb; gold stabilizes; Bitcoin futures decline.

Corn and soybean markets fluctuated, with corn up initially, soybeans rallying on record-smashing crush numbers but later falling. Wheat market declined, while livestock varied.

Grain futures lower with wheat leading losses. Soybeans lifted earlier due to Brazilian selling. Corn retreats on drier Brazilian forecasts. Wheat down; China cancels orders. Livestock under pressure.

Grain futures fluctuate; soybeans surge towards $12, fueled by strong soybean oil. Disparity in USDA crop reports prompts market uncertainty. Livestock futures rise, but hogs soften. Oil prices show upward trend.

March sees grain futures rallying, defying February's downward trend. Discrepancies between USDA and Brazilian crop estimates fuel optimism, with soybeans potentially reaching $14-$15. Market dynamics fluctuate.