Grains End Mixed, Has the Market Worked in Black Sea Export Deal? Cattle Follow Higher Cash

Corn ends slightly higher, wheat off lows, absorbing the Black Sea Export Deal extension. Soybeans saw technical selling pressure w/lower BO. Cattle strong w/higher cash. Michelle Rook w/Matt Bennett, AgMarket.Net

Grains end with corn slightly higher and wheat off session lows. So, has the market absorbed the Black Sea Export Deal extension? Soybeans saw technical selling pressure with the sharp drop in bean oil and SA weather. Cattle higher on lower corn, $1-$2 higher cash trade and report positioning. Will LC take out the contract highs? Michelle Rook w/Matt Bennett, AgMarket.Net

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