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Soybeans are expected to open higher, with wheat likely to face pressure. Corn will be caught in the middle but could pull support from daily export sales to China.

Wheat futures are expected to lead price gains amid HRW crop concerns and on support from outside markets.

Positioning is expected ahead of USDA's April crop reports at 11 a.m. CT.

Wheat futures are expected to open firmer, with HRW contracts likely to lead gains amid weather concerns.

Corn and soybeans are expected to open lower on followthrough selling from pressure overnight. Weekly soybean sales were disappointing.

Corn and soybeans are expected to trade lower. Wheat futures are called firmer, though spillover pressure will limit buyer interest.

Corn, soybeans and wheat are expected to open higher after strong gains overnight amid support from surging crude oil futures.

Quiet trade is expected ahead of USDA's Prospective Plantings and Quarterly Grain Stocks Reports at 11 a.m. CT.

Grain and soy futures are expected to open with a firmer tone this morning on support from HRW crop concerns and bullish corn export demand news as there was another daily corn sale to China.

Wheat futures will lead the ongoing price recovery in the grain and soy markets as Cargill says it will cease Russian grain shipments starting July 1.

Soybeans and wheat extended Monday's gains overnight. Corn modestly pulled back but there was another daily old-crop corn export sale that could provide support during daytime trade.

Another daily old-crop corn export sale, this time two cargoes to unknown destinations.

Wheat and corn futures are expected to open higher after strength overnight despite negative outside markets. Soybeans are expected to trade lower after extending the sharp price drop overnight.

Grain and soy markets are expected to open with a firmer tone. Corn will be supported by bullish export news.

Grain and soy complex futures are expected to open solidly lower on followthrough selling after bears controlled overnight trade.

Corn, soybeans and wheat finished higher and near their session highs overnight, which should fuel followthrough buying this morning.

Unease with the global economy tied to the banking sector will weigh on grain and soy futures.

Grain and soy futures are expected to open higher. There was another daily corn sale to China.

Corn should be supported by strong weekly export sales and another daily sale to China.

Corn and wheat are expected to open with a mildly firmer tone, though outside markets are price-negative. Soybeans are called lower.

Grain and soy futures are expected to open lower after pressure during overnight trade. Corn could get a boost from daily export sales to China.

Grain and soy markets are expected to open under pressure amid broader risk aversion.

Soybeans are expected to open with a weaker tone after price pressure overnight. Corn and wheat may receive some support from a sharp drop in the dollar.

Light price action is likely this morning as traders await USDA’s Supply & Demand Report.

Corn and soybeans are expected to open under light pressure, while wheat is anticipated to be mixed.

Grain and soybean futures are expected to open under pressure, with wheat the downside price leader.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures are expected to open with a firmer tone this morning as markets continue to recoup sharp losses from earlier this week.

Soybeans are expected to open mildly weaker after fading late in the overnight session. Corn and wheat are called slightly firmer at the start of daytime trade.

Soybeans are expected to open firmer on corrective buying. Corn and wheat are likely to be mixed.

Soybeans are expected to lead losses in the grain and soy markets this morning in a continuation of price pressure from overnight trade.

Corn and soybeans are expected to see mild corrective buying, while followthrough selling is likely in the winter wheat markets.

Grain and soy futures are expected to open lower on followthrough selling and pressure from the U.S. dollar.

Light, two-sided trade is expected in the grain and soy markets this morning.

Grain and soy futures are expected to open with a weaker tone after price pressure overnight.

Soybeans and soymeal will start daytime trade sharply higher on support from Argentine crop concerns.

Two-sided directionless trade is expected in the grain and soy markets to start daytime trade, though outside markets are price-negative.

Corn and soybeans are expected to open mildly weaker, while wheat is likely to see a mixed tone.

We expect price pressure seen in corn, soybeans and winter wheat to carry over to the start of daytime trade.

Corn and wheat futures are expected to be mildly firmer, while soybeans are called slightly weaker. But we anticipate two-sided, directionless price action.

Corn and wheat are expected to open under mild pressure, while soybeans are likely to be mostly weaker this morning.

The firmer tone from overnight is expected to carry over to daytime trade.

Soybeans are expected to open with a firmer tone. Corn and wheat are expected to open mixed.

The mostly firmer tone overnight is expected to carry over to daytime trade as traders await USDA's reports later this morning.

Rather directionless trade is expected this morning as traders prepare for Wednesday's USDA reports.

Mixed trade is expected in the grain and soy markets this morning as traders monitor the U.S./China situation and prepare for USDA's February crop reports on Wednesday.

Grain and soy futures traded lower overnight, with late pressure from a surge in the U.S. dollar after the much stronger-than-expected January jobs data. We expect the weaker tone to continue early this morning.

Corn, soybeans and wheat are expected to open higher. Weekly sales were strong for corn, at the lower end of expectations for soybeans and poor for wheat.

Mixed, two-sided price action is likely in grain and soy futures to kick off the new month.

We expect followthrough selling from overnight trade to be seen in the grain and soy markets this morning. Key will be whether funds actively liquidate long positions or view the pullback as a fresh buying opportunity.

Grain and soy markets are expected to see followthrough buying from price gains overnight amid weather concerns.