The Final Bell

Soybeans and wheat rallied higher following news of a trade deal with Vietnam. Live and feeder cattle futures finished with strong gains. Topics: - Strength uncovered in grains and livestock - Trade deals with Vietnam - others to follow? - One Big Beautiful Bill - Mexican cattle imports - Holiday trade mentality - Late July weather

Feeders fell over $5 on news of borders reopening to Mexican cattle imports. Crop conditions jump to the best corn rating since 2019. Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net breaks down Tuesday's trade. - Lingering influence from reports - Monday Crop Progress movement - OBBB movement out of the US Senate - Negative cattle markets - Market prep after Fourth of July holiday

What's typically a highly-anticipated report from the USDA, today's acreage report delivered few surprises and sparked little to no reaction for the grains. Live and feeder cattle futures faced pressure Monday morning, but reversed course to close $1 to $2 higher. Topics: - June Live Cattle off the board - Aug now lead month - Livestock technicals going into July - Report day for the grains - historically speaking, a muted reaction - Keys for new month/new quarter/holiday week trade

Grain trade snapped a four-day losing streak on Friday, while cattle futures finished $3-$4 higher. Sue Martin with Ag & Investment Services breaks down Friday's factors.

Grains closed lower for the fourth day in a row this week. Live and feeder cattle settled higher, while lean hogs settled lower ahead of the Quarterly Hogs and Pig Report. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics breaks down Thursday's trade. Topics: - Relationship between grains and crude oil - Weather headlines - Stocks and acreage

Soybeans plunged over 20 cents to close a third straight day of losses for grains. Livestock closed mixed. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, breaks down today's trade. Topics: - Psychology of the market - Slight chart damage in grains - How the closed Mexican border to feeder imports could affect corn - Preview of Hogs and Pigs Report

Ag commodities finished lower on Tuesday, with wheat down 17 cents, soybeans down 12 cents and cattle down 15 to 70 cents. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.net breaks down today's factors. - Drop in crude pulls grains lower - Potential volatility 1-3 weeks out - Cattle hold technical line

On this episode of the Final Bell, Arlan Suderman of StoneX breaks down today’s market movement. Wheat picks up some premium while corn and soybeans remain muted. We also talk about New World Screwworm, and how geopolitical uncertainty and ICE action are impacting the trade. Plus, what this holiday week means for market volume.

Livestock market analyst Kyle Bumsted joins the Channel Final Bell to break down today's trade, including factors behind a plummet in live and feeder cattle futures. Topics: - Drivers behind lower futures - Spreads and what they indicate - Cattle on Feed preview

Soy oil finished with big gains on Monday following the announcement from the EPA on Friday. Sam Hudson with Cornbelt Marketing, Inc. recaps the trade. Topics: - Biofuels influence - Middle East conflict and energy - Crop conditions today - Holiday - Choppy trade this week - End of month prep

Jeff Peterson with Heartland Farm Partners recaps Friday's trade. How would you summarize the corn and soybean markets at this time? What did you think of the proposed Renewable Volume Obligations from EPA that were announced this morning? What is the process for the RVO numbers to be finalized? Does the RVO affect the corn or soybean markets the most? Is Israel’s attack on Iran having much to do with the corn and soybean markets being higher? How does the corn supply and demand look overall? What will it take to keep moving the corn and soybean markets higher?

Soybeans and wheat were lower on Thursday, while livestock settled mixed. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics recaps the trade. Topics: - Pre-report attitude - WASDE highlights - EPA biofuels announcement rumors - Cattle and hogs ease off early moves - Keys for Friday

Corn and wheat settled within a penny of unchanged, while soybeans were down as much as 7 cents. Feeder cattle traded $1.50 to $2 lower. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, breaks down Wednesday's trade. Topics: - Narrow swings in grains - WASDE preview - Ethanol production - "Trade" announcement - Cash cattle vs. futures

Corn reverses course to close higher, while soybeans settle within a penny of unchanged. Wheat closes 7 to 10 cents lower and livestock close mixed. SUE MARTIN - AG & INVESTMENTS, CLARION IA TOPICS TODAY.... WEATHER PRESSURES CORN AND WHEAT SOYBEAN TECHNICAL PICTURE WASDE PREVIEW FEEDER CATTLE TRADE RUMORS

Corn and wheat finished with double-digit losses, while soybeans were of 1 to 6 cents on Monday. Feeder cattle finished $1.50 higher, while lean hogs also started the week with 10 to 70 cent gains. Sam Hudson of Cornbelt Marketing recaps Monday's trade. Topics: - Low volume, low excitement day in grains - Benign weather forecast - WASDE this week - Cattle catch late-day rally - Hogs reach medium-term highs

Cattle futures surged higher Thursday, in part due to hints of potential trade negotiations with China. Grains were also higher, led by soybeans. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics says perhaps the U.S. should prioritize a deal with India first. Topics: - China vs. India trade opportunities - Poor crop conditions - Cattle continues to surge higher

Grain and livestock trade finished higher on Wednesday. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, recaps the market movers. Topics: - Wheat trade builds in risk premium on war escalation - Corn, soybeans watch biofuel programs - Cattle futures pushed by higher cash

Row crops reversed Monday's losses, while cattle - which traded as much as $2.50 higher - settled lower. PJ Conradt of Tredas breaks down today's activity. Topics: - Market movement - Fund activity/position - Mindset going into June - Keys to finish pricing old crop - Opportunities for new crop action

Cattle futures ended higher on Monday, with most feeder contracts up over $3, following another record-setting week of cash trade. Corn and soybeans settled lower, while wheat finished 5 cents higher. J.J. Lauby of Agri Management Systems in Loomis breaks down the trade. Topics: - No fear of weather - Fund status and influence - Cattle futures play catch-up - Hogs grab an opportunity - Keys for the rest of the week

Corn and soybeans settled 15-20 cents lower on the week, largely pressured by favorable weather. Cash cattle trade continues to set records, but futures haven't followed the strength. Don Roose with U.S. Commodities recapped the trade. Topics: - Risk premium evaporates - Seasonalities emerge - Status of tariffs/negotiations - Cattle futures ignore cash strength - Hog seasonals