Markets were slightly lower overnight with no fresh news to push prices higher heading into one of the last harvest weekends of this year. Wheat still has zero independent strength and quickly weakens without help from corn or soybeans, which was the case today. General Comments Markets were slightly lower overnight with no fresh news to push prices higher heading into one of the last harvest weekends of this year. There were also no export sales announcements from USDA this morning. Crude oil was weak all day and closed almost $1/barrel lower. The U.S. dollar was also weak. Third-quarter U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) growth was pegged at 2.9 percent, higher than the markets’ estimate of 2.5 percent. Equity markets received a slight k...