The Final Bell

Soybeans closed 8-10 cents higher Friday while live and feeder cattle futures saw modest gains, up $2-$4. Heather Ramsey with the ARC Group recaps Friday's trade. Topics: - Prep for USDA data - Space for corn - Demand for soybeans - Logistics - Keys for next week

Soybeans closed nearly 30 cents lower Thursday while wheat closed 15-20 cents lower. Live and feeder cattle started the day narrowly mixed. Live cattle closed as much as $1.75 lower while feeders closed $3-$5.50 lower. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics breaks down Thursday's trade. Topics: - Leaders up are now leaders down - Trade worries - Wheat situation into dormancy - Grains/livestock moved separate, now together - USDA WASDE/crop production preview

Soybeans backed off a 20-cent drop to finish 10 cents lower, while cattle futures sunk $4-$7. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.net breaks down Tuesday's trade. Topics: - Soybeans overbought, slide lower - China quiet about trade deal - Effect of NASS reports in November - Cattle sell off again - Keys for November marketing

Soybeans closed up 15-20 cents while feeder cattle closed as much as $6 higher. Sam Hudson with Cornbelt Marketing recaps Monday's trade. Topics: - new details on China agreements - sales vs. inspections - exports and domestic demand - harvest progress estimates - keys for post-harvest grain marketing

Austin Schroeder of Brugler Marketing and Management recaps Friday's trade. Topics: - Little bit of short coverying, money movement - Dynamics of soy complex - Friday's cattle movement - Keys for November

Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics recaps Thursday's trade. Topics: - Reaction to U.S.-China trade deal - Fed interest rate decision - Cattle stabilizing

Live and feeder cattle futures ended with significant gains following multiple days of overall market weakness. Arlan Suderman with StoneX recaps Wednesday's trade. Topics: - Grains moderate - Expect China trade deal - Significance of trade deals so far - South American crop progress - Cattle rebound

Soybeans backed off their gains from the morning session but still closed 10 cents higher. Live cattle started higher but ended mixed while feeder cattle settled as much as $11.97 lower. Zach Tindall with Producers Livestock recaps Tuesday's trade. Topics: - Recovery in grains continues -Beans well off highs but still end green - Harvest progress - Fats stabilize - Feeders down but not the limit - Keys for trading week

Cattle futures made use of expanded limits today while soybeans closed 25 cents higher. Kyle Bumsted, livestock market analyst, recaps Monday's trade. Topics: - Cattle use expanded limits - Expanded limits Tuesday - Cash cattle trading already - Cattle on Feed estimates - Grains fair much better - What's the next headline?

Cattle futures closed limit lower on Friday while grains closed weaker. Doug Simon from Tredas recaps Friday's trade. Topics: - Live and feeder futures crash - Revisit China Phase 1 - Weekend meetings - Keys for local marketing plan

Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics recaps Thursday's trade.

Grains closed slightly lower and cattle futures posted gains on Tuesday. Livestock market analyst Kyle Bumsted breaks down factors for Tuesday's trade.

Soybeans closed 10-13 cents higher on Monday while live cattle settled $1.60-$1.80 higher and feeders closed mostly within $1 of unchanged on either side. Sam Hudson of Cornblet Mrketing breaks down Monday's trade. Topics: - Boost in beans to start the week - Similar feeling as last week - Trade talks influencing acre debate for '26 - Estimated harvest progress - Carry, cash and basis stories

Cattle futures crashed on Friday, closing $3-$7 lower in live and $7-$9.25 lower in feeders following news that President Trump has a plan to lower beef prices. Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors breaks down Friday's trade. Topics: - Trade discussions with China, Brazil - SCOTUS takes up tariffs - When could we get USDA again? - Cattle crashes - Gold and energies

Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics breaks down Thursday's trade - China pauses soybean purchases from Brazil - Cattle losing steam? - Keys for October trade

J.J. Lauby of Agri Management Systems breaks down Wednesday's trade. Topics: - Record soybean crush - China's cooking oil - Glimpse into exports - Cattle come off the highs - Keys for the trade in October

What would the market look like if there was no U.S-China trade deal? David Ericson of Ag Optimus urges his producers to have a plan for that scenario. Topics: - Government shutdown nears two-week mark - No news on U.S.-China trade deal - New contract highs in cattle

Grains traded just a few pennies of unchanged, while cattle gained as much as $2 on most contracts. Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners breaks down Monday's trade.

Zach Tindall with Producers Livestock breaks down Friday's trade. Topics: - Big feeder action this week - $24 higher week over week - Cash leading futures? - Soy suffers, corn rangebound

Feeder cattle saw over $5 gains on Thursday, while grains traded 3 to 7 cents lower. Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics broke down the trade. Topics: - U.S.-China trade? - PNW Basis - Middle East peace - Recovery in feeders - Keys for local marketing plan