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Grain and soy complex futures traded lower overnight amid corrective selling and pressure from outside markets.

Grain and soy futures opened the week with solid gains, led by sharp advances in soybeans.

Corn and soybeans posted two-sided trade in light overnight price action, while wheat faded.

Soybeans and wheat built on Wednesday’s gains during the overnight session, while corn rebounded from yesterday’s modest declines.

Corn and wheat futures were supported by followthrough buying overnight after strong gains on Tuesday, while the soybean market extended yesterday’s declines.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures recouped a portion of Monday’s sharp price losses during the overnight session.

Soybeans led overnight price declines amid improved weather in Argentina, while corn and wheat followed to the downside.

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.

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.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures built on their strong finishes Tuesday during the overnight session.

Grain markets traded solidly lower overnight, with wheat and soybeans leading price declines.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures extended Thursday’s USDA report-driven gains overnight but buyer interest is fading this morning.

Grain and soybean futures firmed overnight amid followthrough buying as traders awaited USDA’s January crop reports later this morning.

Corn and soybeans firmed after initially trading lower overnight, while wheat futures favored the downside in two-sided price action.

Heavier selling pressure was seen in grain and soy futures overnight, especially the soybean and winter wheat markets, after disappointing finishes on Monday.

Soybeans and wheat mildly favored the upside in quiet overnight trade, while corn traded on both sides of unchanged.

Corn, soybeans and wheat were supported by corrective buying overnight after heavy selling pressure earlier this week.

Corn, soybeans and wheat firmed overnight amid mild corrective buying following sharp losses the first two trading sessions of the new year.

Soybeans were supported by corrective buying overnight, while corn and wheat faced followthrough selling.

Grain and livestock markets will reopen at 8:30 a.m. CT following the extended holiday weekend. Outside markets were price-negative, with crude oil weaker and the U.S. dollar sharply higher overnight.

Soybean futures continued their price surge overnight with front-month futures reaching their highest level on the continuation chart since Sept. 13. Corn and wheat traded in narrow ranges on either side of unchanged.

Concerns with surging Covid cases in China triggered risk aversion in markets overnight, including grain and soy futures.

Soybeans built on Tuesday’s gains overnight but failed to get near yesterday’s highs. Corn and wheat futures held in tight trading ranges in thin trade.

Corn, soybeans and wheat firmed after trading lower early in the overnight and are near their highs this morning.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures held in tight ranges in a lightly traded overnight session.

Corn, soybeans and wheat opened lower overnight but firmed through the session and are higher this morning.

Corn and soybeans firmed amid mild corrective buying during a lightly traded overnight session. Wheat traded mostly firmer.

Corn and soybean futures faced pressure overnight after weekend rains fell on some dry areas of South America, while wheat showed a mixed tone.

Corn and soybeans are weaker this morning after two-sided price action overnight, while wheat futures are mostly firmer.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures traded within narrow ranges in quiet, two-sided price action overnight.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures traded solidly lower overnight despite supportive outside markets.

Corn and wheat futures extended Monday’s corrective gains overnight, while the soybean market recouped a small portion of yesterday’s losses.

Soybean, soymeal and soyoil futures faced moderate to heavy pressure overnight, while the corn and wheat markets firmed.

Corn, soybeans and wheat traded mildly higher in light overnight action as traders awaited USDA’s December crop reports later this morning.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures modestly built on Wednesday’s gains during overnight trade.

Soybeans traded higher but within Tuesday’s range, while soymeal futures posted new highs. Wheat futures were supported by mild corrective buying, while corn posted light, two-sided trade overnight.

Soybean futures posted double-digit gains overnight while corn traded slightly higher and the wheat market was mixed.

Soybeans and wheat were mildly firmer in overnight trade, while corn traded narrowly on either side of unchanged.

Winter wheat futures led a round of followthrough selling in overnight trade, while corn and soybeans faced lighter pressure.

Soybean futures pushed to their highest levels since September overnight, while corn and wheat were supported by end-of-the-month corrective buying.

Corn mildly favored to the downside, while soybeans and wheat were mostly firmer during a lightly traded overnight session.

Corn, soybean and SRW wheat futures faced pressure overnight amid concerns with mounting Chinese Covid protests.

No overnight trade in the grain markets. Grain and livestock markets open at 8:30 a.m. CT and close at 12:05 p.m. CT.

Corn and soybean futures favored the upside in overnight trade while wheat futures traded mostly lower.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures held in tight trading ranges while swinging to both side of unchanged during the overnight session.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures faced pressure overnight from Chinese Covid concerns and outside markets.

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Corn futures built on Thursday’s late corrective rebound during overnight trade, while soybean and wheat also firmed on short-covering.

Corn, soybean and wheat futures sharply extended Wednesday’s losses overnight on news the Black Sea grain export deal was extended and pressure from outside markets.

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.