Markets were again soft to start the Sunday night session and the week. Soybeans traded mostly back and forth overnight. Wheat markets were quite weak, though, and that held corn down as well. Last Friday night’s military action in Syria had no apparent effect on either U.S. commodity markets or equity markets, and the latter were very strong today. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar and crude oil were both weaker. There were no daily export sales announcements. The weakness in wheat markets is attributable to rain in the forecast for the southern Plains and the fact that Russian wheat exports seem to have no end. Weather across the northern half of the U.S. will finally start to warm up and become more like spring, which is shown in the eig...

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