The recent USDA report gives traders valuable clues for where grains are headed in the coming weeks and months.

July corn futures rallied in the aftermath of a bearish USDA planting intentions report.

Here are the levels to watch for traders eyeing the cattle and hog futures markets.

With safe-haven demand supporting the silver market, the precious metal could present a significant buying opportunity.

A rebound in U.S. stock indexes is also good news for the cotton futures market.

Big surprises from the USDA could quickly increase the volatility in the grains futures markets.

The moving average convergence divergence indicator has just produced a bearish line crossover signal for July sugar futures.

The corn futures market has held up surprisingly well given concerns over heightened U.S. trade tensions.

Long-term investors should still feel comfortable in gold and silver, but traders should remember that even bull markets can experience significant correctons.

Adverse weather conditions in major coffee-producing nations have cut into global supplies, supporting bullish prices for coffee futures.

U.S.-China trade tensions are weighing on the lean hog futures market.

June live cattle futures hit a new contract high on March 21 but closed near the daily low.

Bulls have gained some fresh upside momentum as T-bond futures prices enter a new uptrend.

Tariffs have been weighing on cotton futures prices, bringing them to a 4.5-year low earlier this month.

Soybean traders must sense that there is not a lot of downside at present price levels in the meal futures market.

Currency traders are betting that the U.K. economy will fare better than the U.S. economy.

Extreme weather conditions in the Plains could further catalyze price action.

The market has likely already priced in bullish fundamentals, but bearish catalysts are on the horizon.

Silver prices are still well below their record highs, suggesting they have more room to run on the upside.

The USDA supply and demand report failed to move the needle for grain traders as the focus remains on tariffs and an escalating trade war.