http://www.agrimoney.com/index.php The latest UK and international news, comment and analysis on soft commodities, agriculture companies and farm investment from Agrimoney.com http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/us-soybean-prices-tumble-as-chinese-imports-dry-up--493.html China cancels a batch of US soybean orders, raising fears that it is switching to Brazilian supplies and sending Chicago prices down 3% http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/morning-markets-china-data-adds-to-crop-woes--492.html A rise in Chinese inflation prods fears of an economic clampdown which may curb demand for many commodities. Soybeans lead Chicago crops lower http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/evening-markets-soy-surfs-us-data.-grains-wallow--491.html Washington crop estimates bless Chicago soybeans, which finish higher, but consign grains to another down day. Wheat ends at its lowest for a month http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/morning-markets-brazil-fears-add-to-bearish-feel--490.html Trade is thin in the dying hours before the latest USDA crop report. What dealing there is proves negative, amid fears over a Brazil-US trade spat http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/evening-markets-crops-slip-as-funds-ditch-caution--489.html Chicago wheat slides as investors' nerves over key data gives way to selling. Paris wheat is dragged to a three-year low. Among softs, sugar tanks http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/morning-markets-crops-soften-as-dollar-squeezes--488.html A stronger dollar, or rather weaker euro and pound, and the prospect of key data on Wednesday create a tricky backdrop for Chicago crops, which fall http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/evening-markets-improving-weather-weighs-on-corn--487.html Thoughts that US corn sowings may not be hampered by damp after all weigh on the grain, which falls for a third successive day, while helping soybeans http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/morning-markets-dollar-helps-crops-to-firm-start--486.html Chicago crops get off to a positive start to the week, albeit in cautious trade ahead of key data on Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur palm oil does better http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/evening-markets-crops-miss-out-on-markets-party--485.html Many investments jump following well-received US jobs data. But not Chicago grains, notably corn, which is pressed by a collection of bearish factors http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/morning-markets-crops-alternate-back-to-up-mode--484.html Chicago commodities' seesaw trading pattern brings it to a positive day, helped by a policy statement in China too. In Kuala Lumpur, palm gains too http://www.agrimoney.com/marketreport/china-fears-and-argentine-crop-upgrades-sink-crops--483.html Concerns for China's economy, an Informa Economics report and a strong dollar conspire to send crops lower. Wheat slides 3%. Sugar slumps again too