Brian Grete

Soybeans will lead grain and soy markets lower on pressure from beneficial rains across Argentina late last week and during the weekend.
Soybeans led overnight price declines amid improved weather in Argentina, while corn and wheat followed to the downside.
From an underlying standpoint, the data is bullish as feedlot supplies declined from year-ago for a fourth straight month.
AgResource sampled fields across Mato Grosso, Brazil, this week, confirming “impressive crop potential” in the country’s top producing state.
Grain and soybean futures are expected to open with a mostly weaker tone this morning, though supportive export demand data could trigger buyer interest.
Corn and winter wheat futures extended losses from the two previous days overnight, while soybeans turned mixed this morning after facing pressure earlier in the session.
The National Weather Service (NWS) 90-day forecast continues to call for increased chances of below-normal precip across most of the Central and Southern during the February through April period.
The drought footprint continued to gradually recede but remained wide.
Corn, soybean and wheat futures are expected to face followthrough selling after a lower close on Wednesday and weakness overnight.
Corn, soybean and wheat futures showed mild followthrough selling during most of the overnight session, but price action has turned narrowly mixed early this morning.