Markets opened strong but retreated as tariff concerns weighed in. Corn, soybeans, and wheat remain higher for the week, while livestock and energy markets show minimal recovery.

Grain futures decline, led by soybeans after rumors of China's phase one acceptance remain unconfirmed. Argentine rainfall boosts soil moisture, affecting crop outlooks variably.

Grain futures decline, led by soybeans after rumors of China's phase one acceptance remain unconfirmed. Argentine rainfall boosts soil moisture, affecting crop outlooks variably.

Grain markets surged as Trump's tariff predictions faltered, boosting soybeans and corn to 2024 highs, aided by strong export figures and technical breakthroughs.

Grain markets saw surprising resilience despite Trump's tariff threats. Corn and soybeans rallied on favorable weather and easing trade tensions with Mexico and China.

Grains remain under pressure despite rebounding slightly, with corn gapping lower and beans facing heavy losses. Cattle opened $2 higher, gaining optimism from tariff news, while wheat, corn, and hogs declined. Energies dipped, with crude down 62 cents per barrel.

Corn and soybeans are down, while wheat trends upward. Cattle markets show volatility ahead of USDA inventory reports. Market indices and commodities like gold and Bitcoin fluctuate.

Grain futures soar with wheat leading, driven by failed rain forecasts in Argentina and Brazil. Corn hits highs unseen since 2023, influencing protein markets and spreading optimism.

Grain futures saw a turnaround on Tuesday with mixed trading. Corn rebounded on Korean purchases despite Argentine export tax cuts and variable South American weather.

Grain futures fell after Argentina's export tax cut. Corn, soybean, wheat prices dropped amid improved rain forecasts and upcoming tariffs. Livestock saw volatile swings.