Group 1 - Chicago futures market saw a significant decline in corn, wheat, and soybean prices on November 6, with corn down 1.49% to $4.29 per bushel, wheat down 3.47% to $5.36 per bushel, and soybean down 2.36% to $11.08 per bushel [1] - The drop in agricultural prices is attributed to ongoing debates regarding Trump's tariffs and the uncertainty surrounding the U.S.-China trade agreement, which has led to a decline in demand outlook for U.S. agricultural products [1] - The Supreme Court's recent oral arguments have raised questions about the legality of Trump's tariffs, with the probability of the court supporting these tariffs dropping to 25% according to prediction platform Polymarket [1] Group 2 - Global grain supply is expected to be abundant, with record harvests anticipated for wheat, corn, and soybeans in the Southern Hemisphere [2] - Favorable weather conditions in Brazil and Paraguay, along with dry weather in Argentina, are expected to support crop growth and sowing activities, with soybean planting in Mato Grosso and Parana expected to be completed by November 20 [2]