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Grain markets rebounded after a week of massive selling due to poor export outlooks and high yield expectations, driven by weather concerns and Brazil's new tax policy.

Wheat futures decline post-Memorial Day amid poor Russian and Ukrainian crops; soybeans rise on potential Brazilian export tax; U.S. corn crop looks promising.

Grain futures mostly lower; corn and soybeans saw some fluctuations. Crop progress is strong, with support from rising prices in South America. Livestock and metals mixed.

Grain and crude oil markets fall sharply due to OPEC uncertainty, economic slowdown, potential Hamas-Israel conflict resolution, and positive crop condition ratings. Livestock and metals mixed.

Grain futures saw initial gains but fell as selling algorithms activated. Concerns over global crop issues and future reports remain, affecting market sentiment and prices.

Grain futures are lower across the board, retreating from an early surge. Wheat markets hit new highs due to Russian droughts. Corn and soybeans also softened.