Livestock Higher with Cattle Printing New Highs: Grains Set Back Taking Out Weather Premium and with Risk Off Outside Markets

Grains see profit taking & remove weather premium, with lower crude oil prices. Cattle make new highs on higher, cutouts and a debt ceiling deal, while hogs see short covering. Kent Beadle, Paradigm Futures.

Grains are setting back on profit taking and removing weather premium, with lower crude oil prices a drag. Cattle make new highs with higher cash and cutouts and a debt ceiling deal, while hogs are seeing limit up moves on short covering. Kent Beadle with Paradigm Futures has more.

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