Grain and soy futures started out firmer on follow-through from yesterday’s post-report rally. However, that did not last long. The market’s attention soon returned to trade issues when Washington sources indicated the Trump administration is preparing to impose the long-discussed tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports, perhaps as soon as this weekend. This would prompt immediate retaliation from China in the form of tariffs on select U.S. imports of a similar value with soybeans prominent on the list. Some U.S. officials suggest that U.S. tariffs might be placed on just part of the $50 billion bundle with the balance delayed pending further developments. In short, there is a dearth of hard, authoritative news, which ke...