Will Markets Be Wild Again This Week?

Corn Market - The corn market showed light trade volume with December futures trading in a 3.5-cent range, indicating moderate activity [1] - The National Corn Index was calculated at $3.9325, up 4.25 cents for the week but still over $1 below the 5-year average of $4.98, suggesting large supplies relative to demand [1] Soybean Market - The soybean market experienced volatility with January futures initially dropping 10.25 cents before rallying back to a gain of the same amount, indicating potential buying activity from major buyers [3] - The National Soybean Index was reported at $10.4975, up 8.5 cents for the week but nearly $1.50 below the 5-year average of $11.94, reflecting weak demand [3] Wheat Market - The wheat sub-sector started the week positively with light trade volume, particularly in the HRS market, which saw fewer than 150 contracts traded [4] - The National HRW Index was calculated at $4.4775, approximately $2 below the 5-year average of $6.4950, indicating a supply-demand imbalance [4]