Good morning. Outside markets have seen some activity overnight, with crude oil futures up $2.00+/bbl and the NASDAQ down some 700 points, but grain and soy trade has been quiet again, with small trading ranges and minimal volume. Ag traders are looking for a new story to place bets on and there simply just hasn’t been much in the way of developments since the last crop report to allow for such a situation to develop.

Good morning. Ag trade has been mixed to lower again through the overnight hours, with the grain markets inside of the ranges seen yesterday and most of the soy complex extending losses on the week amid what continues to be a stagnant news environment. The Black Sea developments have been new this week and have introduced a new measure of optimism regarding the overall situation, but otherwise, the daily market environment has been little changed

Good morning. Ag markets in Chicago are again trying to bounce this morning to start Wednesday, with the space trading mostly in the green on what appears to be another attempt at a correction from the oversold condition developed over the last couple weeks. There’s not a lot of new input-wise today compared to previous days this week, but it appears at least for now that the markets may finally be running out of willing