The grain futures markets have come back to life recently. World supply and demand fundamentals are tilted in favor of the corn and soybean market bulls, while the wheat market is being supported by a severely drought-damaged hard red winter crop in the U.S. plains states. Importantly, it appears that speculative money from the big traders (called “funds”) is starting to flow back into the grain markets on the long side. And on top of that we are just into the planting and growing season for U.S. corn and soybeans. All of the above add up to what will likely be very active grain markets for the next few months. Check out my daily reports for those early clues on bigger price moves and potential price trend changes in the grains, and other markets. Stay tuned!