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Corn and soybeans led strength to end the week, though the livestock markets ended the week higher as well, despite continued weakness in the cash markets.
Corn and soybeans led strength today, ending near this week’s highs.
Both cattle and hogs ended the week on a high note, firming despite weak cash fundamentals.
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Corn and wheat show relative strength despite reversal in soybeans.
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Corn and soybeans led strength overnight and went into the break on session highs. Wheat traded near unchanged though saw some spillover strength this morning.