While grain and soy futures markets could not mount a successful rally yesterday as most outside markets did, prices for grains and the soy complex (except for soyoil) did manage to move higher today with much of the impetus coming from noncommercial short covering. General Comments The U.S. Energy Information Administration(EIA) reported that U.S. stocks of crude oil grew by 10.4 million barrels last week. That increase is about four times larger than analysts expected, pushing crude oil futures prices into quick retreat. However, the oil market is up about $7 from its 2016 low with most of the catalyst provided by hope for some sort of multinational agreement constraining oil production. Also helpful to the rally, though, has been trad...