The grain markets have been hammered in recent weeks, amid the U.S.-China trade war that has hurt U.S. ag exports, the bearish specter of very low worldwide inflation levels, a stronger U.S. dollar, and most recently the generally bearish USDA data released last Friday. Grain market bears are in firm technical command at present. To break the grain markets out of their bearish modes it’s very likely going to take a serious weather market scare during the U.S. planting and growing seasons for U.S. corn and soybeans. The potential good news for the beleaguered grain market bears is that more years than not during the spring and summer months, the grain markets to experience at least one weather-market scare that pushes prices higher, at least temporarily. Stay tuned!