As Monday Morning's Barchart Futures Market Heat Map shows, some commodity sectors were feeling festive early St. Patrick's Day morning while there were not.

As has become standard, the first thing we have to check on is what was said from the market close the previous day through the early morning hours.

Tuesday morning found a number of markets moving in opposite direction to how they closed Monday, creating an unmentionable, yet humorous, situation.

After completing another bearish technical reversal pattern during February, the S&P 500 looked to have confirmed a long-term downtrend with last week's activity.

The latest CFTC Commitments of Traders report showed algorithms were triggered into selling the commodity complex, for the most part.

A look at reads on real fundamentals show both winter wheat markets as bearish as they have been in years.

Early Tuesday morning finds continued buying in gold and selling in Grains.

The Cash Indexes (average market price, intrinsic value) of the various Grain markets showed us the quarterly supply and demand situation as February came to an end.

The latest hullabaloo has come and gone, meaning USDA's second first look at US planted acres for 2025 was released at the Ag Outlook Forum Thursday morning.

Funds taking profits and investors reacting to potential tariff chaos from President Donald Trump’s administration are pressuring grain futures.