After featuring active trade and higher prices on Monday and Tuesday, grain and soybean markets paused to catch their breath today. Volume was restrained, and limited price action kept values near Tuesday’s closes. Following those rare occasions during the past few months when markets rallied across the board two days in a row, prices turned lower on the third day. Today after trying to rally again overnight and early morning, corn and soybean contracts drifted back toward yesterday’s close but did manage to close slightly higher. Their ability to retain the early week gains makes us wonder if their seasonal lows are already set. Arguably, markets have adjusted themselves to the negative trade situation and can now return to sup...