Grain markets retreat as farmer selling caps recent rally. Export strength supports corn. Weather delays planting. Soy oil surges on tight supply. Cattle futures extend gains.

Grains fall on weak product prices and weather pressure; soybeans volatile on export strength. Cattle, hogs surge. Gold dips, silver rises. Dollar, crude oil softer.

Grain futures surged as the US dollar hit a 3-year low. Strong export sales, dry Plains weather, and fund buying lifted grains, metals, cattle, and energy.

Corn and soybeans rose on bullish USDA data; wheat fell. Corn carryout dropped sharply. Cattle declined with stocks. Gold surged, crude and Bitcoin moved lower.

Grain futures rebounded with soybeans and corn showing gains despite external market trends. Wheat mixed due to Kansas weather. Cattle and hog futures fluctuated.

Grain futures rebounded after recent challenges. Export prospects and USDA reports signal potential market shifts, with corn and soybeans showing strength amid varied commodity performances.

China's 34% tariff on US goods disrupted markets. Trump's talks with Vietnam boosted corn prices; soybeans fell. Cattle, wheat, and other commodities faced varying impacts amid market fluctuations.

Stock market faces volatility amid tariff changes. Grain market sees recovery in corn and wheat. Cattle prices high; recession fears could soften demand. Gold, Bitcoin, and crude oil experience significant fluctuations.

Wheat gains in Kansas while oats surge. Soybeans decline despite strong oil. Corn dips as stocks rise. Cattle rally, hogs mixed. Gold, crude oil higher, dollar weakens.

The market rebounds after the acreage report, with corn exceeding 95 million acres, heavy rains threatening the Delta and Midwest, and Brazil's dry safrina crop supporting prices.