Dry weather across Australia and Canada continues to support wheat prices while uncertainty about NAFTA/U.S.-China trade terms pulled corn and soybeans lower. Today’s trade started higher in the overnight session with soybeans up roughly 5 cents, wheat up 8-9 cents, and corn reluctantly following 2 cents higher. The day session saw corn and soybean prices break lower early, stabilize, and then succumb to late-day selling pressure.  The afternoon selloff may be attributable to President Trump’s statement that China has become “very spoiled” on trade. Trump went on further to say the United States has been “ripped off” by China on trade. This was the exact opposite of what the market wanted to hear fo...