The open was brilliantly called lower and it opened accordingly. By the end of the day, soymeal was about the only contract to claw back into positive territory. All three wheat contracts managed to end higher than the opening sell off but, nonetheless finished in the red. Most notably, volume for most nearby contracts was above to well above the average of the past five days. There was more selling on rallies than buying since the latter can still afford to be patient. The markets eventually hit bottom.   The CME announced it will close its trading floor so as not to contribute to the spread of the coronavirus. Given the fact that most contracts are traded digitally, the closure will have little impact on markets. But fighting t...