The CBOT took a bit of a breather on Monday as traders waited for the upcoming Prospective Plantings and Grain Stocks reports, which the USDA will issue Tuesday at midday. Traders were reluctant to expand risk too much ahead of these two reports, which often change market direction and tone for at least several weeks each spring. This year, with funds’ activity in the market so much more pronounced and one-sided from the impacts of the war in the Middle East and the crude oil rally, traders are more cautious that that USDA’s fundamental report could create a bigger ripple in the markets. That left corn and KCBT wheat weaker for the day while CBOT wheat, soybeans, and soymeal were all slightly higher or unchanged. Soyoil, of cour...