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Grain markets are in the red as we end July on trade war rumours, weather, and crop progress data flip flop for attention from the complex.
Grain markets this morning are in the green, as weaker U.S. corn and soybean exports data are getting trumped by weather and production concerns.
Grain markets are mixed as the complex continues to digest wheat yields, grain exports activity, and weather over the next few weeks.
Grain prices are in the green this morning, as the choppy rebound from Monday’s lows has been mostly been brought about by North American production uncertainty.
Grain prices are all in the red as, this morning, we dig into canola prices, wheat harvest, and some of the outside factors influencing the complex.
Grain markets this morning are almost all in the green as crop progress and development remains top of mind for the complex
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