House Clears Farm Bill in 213-211 Vote

Grains end lower but well off the early-session lows as washouts find underlying demand.

China leader Xi hosts North Korea leader Kim

New U.S. trade tariffs threats and Chinese promises to retaliate send world commodity and equity markets lower.

From more threatened tariffs on China, to immigration moves, Trump policies in focus

Trump threatens new tariffs on $200 billion in China shipments; new total of $450 billion

Corn and soybean CCI ratings remain well above their respective five-year averages for mid-June.

Beneficial U.S. weather weighs on grain markets as export jump gives soybeans a boost.

But a drier weather pattern is likely for both regions this week.

Weekend rains favored the northwest Midwest and the northern and western Plains.

But its shipments of the oilseed have slowed during June.

Doane economists provide a visual update on short-term, intermediate and long-term trends for commodity and key outside markets.

Drought may increase Australia's beef exports 4% this year.

The price drop for both markets spurred a notable increase in business, and prices have since dropped further.

High Brazilian soybean export premiums boost demand for U.S. soybeans outside of China.

Grain, soybean and cattle futures open the week under pressure as hogs respond higher to cash market fundamentals.