Soybean futures are higher to start the new month with corn and wheat futures softening from overnight gains. Livestock futures are off to a quiet start.
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Corn and wheat futures are building on overnight strength. Soybean futures are gaining strength after mixed overnight action. Cattle futures are under pressure as lean hogs firm.
Wheat futures are higher on concerns for winterkill. Soybeans are higher on South American concerns. Livestock futures are higher on frigid temperatures.
Winter weather urged wheat futures higher on the open as corn and soybean futures opened higher. Traders are looking ahead to tomorrow's USDA reports. Livestock futures are choppy to start the week.
Corn and soybean futures are working higher after overnight losses with wheat futures narrowly mixed. Cattle futures opened lower and lean hog futures are mildly firmer but choppy.
Soybeans are lower with corn under mild pressure to start the week. Wheat futures are higher in early trade. Price action in livestock futures is light and choppy.
Corn soybean and heat futures are under pressure on some profit taking and positioning ahead of tomorrow’s reports. Cattle and hog futures are lower as well.
