Corn and soybean markets attracted some buying interest ahead of Tuesday’s WASDE report, with uncertainty about the soybean crop size still a concern. Export demand was described as improving, while heavier cattle and a lagging northern supply kept traders concerned about further cattle price declines; Brazil’s higher ethanol production also raised questions about its export outlook.
Improving export demand may support U.S. corn and soybean prices, while uncertainty about Brazil’s exports and the upcoming WASDE report leave direction unclear. Heavy cattle weights may add near-term supply and pressure live cattle prices.
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