Key Market Insights July is here, and the grain markets already feel like they are shifting gears. With the June USDA reports now behind us, inflation is back in the conversation, and traders are once again turning their attention to three familiar summer drivers: demand, money flow, and weather. That does not mean USDA is forgotten. Monday’s reports still gave the market plenty to chew on. Wheat acres fell to their lowest level in more than a century, corn acres came in higher, soybeans largely matched expectations, and perhaps most importantly, the Stocks report reminded traders that demand has not disappeared. But with the reports now in the rearview mirror, the question becomes what matters next. Whether this truly becomes a new t...