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Grain markets surged as Trump's tariff predictions faltered, boosting soybeans and corn to 2024 highs, aided by strong export figures and technical breakthroughs.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Grain futures declined as Argentina reduced export taxes, impacting soybeans, corn, and wheat markets. Improved South American rain forecasts added pressure.
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Corn and soybeans hit new highs, driven by renewed buying interest overnight. Ethanol production exceeded expectations, boosting prices further.
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Grain markets saw a volatile Wednesday with higher trades initially, led by wheat. Concerns over Argentina's dry spell and upcoming financial pressures on farmers may dampen future gains.
