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Retail sales expand faster than expected, suggesting resilience in household spending

Grain markets faced pressure overnight and are trading near session lows this morning as the war escalation concerns that fueled gains late Tuesday have eased.

Grain, soybean futures end firmer as reports of Russia missile strikes in Poland stoke supply concerns.

Biden/Xi ease contentious U.S./China relationship on several topics

Brotherhood of Boilermakers reject Union/Rail agreement, Goldman Sacs sees inflation easing and cash hogs continue to slide...

Grain, soybean futures lower on optimism Ukraine export agreement will be extended.

Wheat futures led overnight price declines in the grain markets on hopes of an extension to the Black Sea grain export deal.

Corn, soybean futures lower on demand concerns, U.S. dollar surge; wheat futures firmer.

Both crops are still rated below their respective five-year averages, especially HRW.

Weekly export inspections for week ended Nov. 10 showed soybean inspections missing expectations by over 142 MMT, with wheat also short nearly 24 MMT. Corn inspections were notable at 484 MMT, near top end expectations.