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Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures says funds were in liquidation mode in soybeans, decreasing their risk exposure with spillover weakness in corn.
Corn was bouncing off the $5 psychological level of support and the close will be important Thursday.
Kyle Bumsted of Allendale says the market is seeing technical buying and is right up into chart resistance.
Market sources indicated some renewed export interest from China out of the Pacific Northwest and Gulf.
The harvest delays in key growing areas were supporting corn and soybeans early Tuesday says DuWayne Bosse with Bolt Marketing but he is concerned about technical damage done to the charts.
Chip Nellinger with Blue Reef Agri-Marketing says the soybean market was disappointed China did not lower the 10% reciprocal tariff on beans and details were vague on other ag purchases.
China cuts tariffs on $60 billion in goods but holds soybeans as leverage for future negotiations, disappointing markets.
Joe Kooima with Kooima Kooima Varilek says the cattle charts are looking more friendly after last week. While grains are disappointed in the lack of details from the China trade summit.