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August live cattle futures made new contract highs in yesterday's trade, putting prices back in uncharted territory.
The great debate over the last week has revolved around whether or not the USDA will lower the US corn yield in today's report. It would be out of the norm for them to do so in this report, but this growing season has been out of the norm too, with the month of June registering as the 5th driest June since 1895.
Grain futures are uniformly higher in the early morning trade as hedgers and speculators prepare for tomorrow's USDA report which will will provide an updated look at yield and production estimates.
Jobs are in focus this morning, and the private ADP survey reported blowout growth at 497k versus 228k expected.
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December corn futures attempted to stage a recovery rally on Monday but failed to hold that strength into the close, ultimately closing the session in negative territory.
Risk sentiment deteriorated last night when China’s Services PMI missed expectations.