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Grain futures decline with wheat leading since May 28. Heavy rains in the Corn Belt threaten crops, while soybeans rise on better export sales.

Grain futures are declining due to weather forecasts and harvest reports. Corn, beans, and wheat prices drop as traders react to short-term and long-term weather predictions and global crop conditions.

Corn and soybeans are up due to deteriorating crop conditions, while wheat is down. The Midwest's weather split impacts forecasts and crop ratings. Cattle and hogs show mixed trends, while gold and silver rise.

Grain futures dropped amid delayed Brazilian tax hikes, drought in Russia, and U.S. heat. Soybean, wheat, and corn prices fell, while cattle and hog markets fluctuated.

Grain markets retreat as weather forecasts shift. Cattle prices surge on tight supply and demand. Gold rises, crude oil steady, hogs rebound, and Bitcoin falls.

Markets rose after Brazil's agricultural agency cut soybean estimates but raised corn projections. Midwest and China face weather issues, impacting grain and livestock prices.