Managed money was a net seller across agricultural markets for the fourth straight week, selling a net 119,000 contracts through Tuesday’s reporting deadline and reducing the combined net-long position by 13.1 percent. Corn accounted for 70 percent of the weekly selling, while funds also reduced their exposure across the soy complex, wheat, and livestock markets. Despite the broad selling, soybeans, soymeal, and soyoil each retained five-year seasonal record net-long positions, while lean hogs reached a five-year seasonal record net short. The bearish WASDE report meant that managed-money positioning in corn ...