Market volatility remains high across all sectors in late November. Gold faced renewed pressure while the US dollar index slightly firmed. The Grains sector traded higher overnight. The coming week is expected to be wild, with all sectors experiencing elevated volatility. The US dollar index and gold prices fluctuated, while feeder cattle and lean hogs turned bullish.

The corn market traded lightly with December showing a 3.5-cent trading range. Commercial interests provided support, with futures spreads covering neutral-to-bullish levels. The National Corn Index was near $3.9325, indicating large supplies relative to demand. National average basis remained weak at 37.0 cents under December futures.

Soybeans saw both bullish and bearish movements, with January experiencing pressure before rallying. The National Soybean Index was near $10.4975, still below the previous 5-year average. National average basis remained weak at 74.75 cents under the January futures contract. Uncertainty looms over daily export sales and government decisions.

Wheat contracts traded both sides of unchanged overnight. Winter wheat contracts saw light trade volume, with HRS market trading fewer than 150 contracts. The National HRW Index was at $4.4775, indicating fundamentals of the largest class of wheat grown in the US. SRW contracts were up, with March SRW rising 5.25 cents.

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