The rout continues. Grains and soy complex futures prices fell again overnight, and they continued to drop throughout the day session. Interestingly, corn and wheat were relatively weaker than soybeans even though the latter have a much bigger stake in the U.S./China tariff situation. The likely reason for this is that after Wednesday’s trading, funds had largely liquidated their long position in soybeans but were still scrambling to get out of long corn and Chicago wheat positions. On the other hand, end users see no reason to rush into further coverage of corn, soybeans or soy products. At least for now, the trend is their friend. However, commercials continue their efforts to buy newly-harvested HRW, spurred by a 40-cent KC July/De...