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Markets continue to react from one forecast to the next as many areas still deal with drought. “Corn and soybeans were down because market prices have become unstable with so much riding on the next weather forecast,” Patti Uhrich, with CHS Hedging, said. “July soybean oil followed Wednesday’s limit-down close.”
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