Jeff Wilson

Warmer, drier weather into early July may aid crop development stunted by cold, wet weather.

Grains adding production risk premiums.

Grains firming amid ongoing concerns about U.S. production from this year’s unprecedented wet, cold weather.

Markets seen choppy with acreage and inventories reports next week along with U.S./China trade talks in Japan.

Markets in consolidation of recent sharp gains.

Acreage and yield questions remain supportive to corn and soybeans.

Falling global interest rates may boost commodity demand.

Supply concerns rise with wet forecasts.

Funds adding to longs in corn, still buying back shorts in soybeans and wheat.

Corn breaking out to the upside, giving both soybeans and wheat a lift.