Corn futures are down 3 to 7 cents across most contracts, falling from the overnight highs. There were 241 deliveries issued against March corn on Friday night. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price is down 6 1/2 cents to $4.12 3/4. Crude oil is up just $3.97 at midday...

There’s an old saying in the trading world: “You get the dollar right, you get a lot of things right.” This week, it seems to be: “You get oil right, you get a lot of things right.” Oliver Sloup joined RFD to break down the recent moves in oil and commodity markets. Tune in!

Oil futures continued to surge higher Sunday night, trading to the highest levels since 2022. The move higher continued to add a tailwind to grains, which hit new highs. If crude oil retraces some of the recent gains, will grains follow?

Corn price action is up 4 to 5 cents on Monday morning, though some contracts are 10 to 12 cents off the overnight highs. Futures posted gains of 3 ¾ to 8 ¼ cents across the board on Friday, as May managed a 12 cent gain on the week and...

Wheat is holding onto Monday AM gains, though most contracts have slipped off overnight highs. The wheat complex is continued the rally into Friday, with contracts up sharply across the three markets. Chicago SRW futures were up 24 ½ to 33 cents at the close, as May was 25 ¼...

Soybeans are continuing the strength on Monday morning, as contracts are up 12 to 15 cents. Some contracts are 18 to 20 cents off the overnight highs. Futures rallied 16 ¾ to 21 ½ cents in the old crop contracts on Friday, as other contracts were 5 to 12 ½...

Chicago wheat futures spent much of 2025 under sustained selling pressure as ample global supply and strong export competition from the Black Sea region weighed on prices. Sellers maintained control from March through the fall, keeping prices pinned near the yearly VWAP before buyers began responding near the 510 level in November. That reaction led to a multi month consolidation between 510 and 560 as markets balanced comfortable supply conditions against intermittent geopolitical disruptions affecting Black Sea grain exports and improving sentiment toward global agricultural trade following renewed U.S. China engagement. More recently, buyers have pushed prices above the upper end of that range, placing the market in a position where it must now determine whether higher prices can be accepted above value. In the coming weeks, the key technical battleground will likely center around resistance near 610 and support near 560, with near term catalysts such as export tenders, Black Sea shipping disruptions, and weekly export data helping determine the next directional move.

Overnight through early Monday morning saw the Energies sector hit prices not seen since 2022.

USDA Grain Reports on March 10th

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