Grain and soybean futures are firmer to start the week with soybeans leading gains. Much of the support can be attributed to upbeat economic data out of China and improved sentiment in the euro-zone. Grains are also being supported by positive demand news. Get more details by listening to the “Monday Morning Wake Up Call.”
Pro Farmer’s Monday Morning Wake Up Call
Grains are being supported by a risk-on stance to start the week.
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