Following the holiday, grain and soy markets began the overnight session just a bit firmer. That lasted until some selling pressure emerged in wheat, which led to prices being mixed at the trading recess with relatively good volume reported. However, it was not long after trading resumed that some sell stops were uncovered in KC and Chicago wheat, sending those markets sharply lower. That fund selling in wheat pulled the rest of the board down as longs fled from risk. We cannot point to a specific reason for today’s weakness, but KC wheat closed down 13.25-16.25 cents. Chicago wheat fell 11.75-14.75 cents, but the MGEX March contract was the weakest of all, down 17.5 cents at the close. It is true that world wheat prices have retreat...