There probably isn’t much point in talking about fundamental issues surrounding the grain and oilseed markets as very little has changed in that regard. The Black Sea region continues to suffer from adverse weather that is reducing yields and production there, and most of Australia is still very dry. Weather concerns are also still present in parts of Europe.  This week’s USDA WASDE (supply/demand) report was generally considered more bullish than bearish. Corn, wheat and soybean prices have been crushed, though, despite these supportive factors. The issue is all about the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports from China and correct expectations that it would quickly retaliate with a 25 percent...