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Grain prices are mixed this morning as good weather/seeding conditions and demand questions have put the bears in control the past two days.
Grain markets are in the red this morning as the likes of canola prices and soybeans are all trading lower on WTI oil prices down more than 20% overnight.
markets are in the red today, extending yesterday's losses, despite rumours of more U.S. corn and soybean exports purchases by China.
Grain markets this morning are mixed as volatility in oil prices continue to drive negative market sentiment in agricultural commodities.
Grain markets are mixed with pulses and wheat prices the positive players while others in the complex are being dragged down this morning by oil prices.
Grain markets this morning are mostly green as strong U.S. soybean crush data and disrupted trade flows continue to drive the complex.
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