Is This the Final Nail in Wheat's Bear Market?

Wheat:
Russian farmers withholding supply, pressuring short positions and helping firm global prices.
US winter wheat harvest ~75% complete, easing forced sales and turning focus to stored bushels.
Outside day up in December wheat signals technical strength with support at 555–560.
Spring wheat crop remains green; recent rain may narrow spreads with winter wheat.
French milling wheat also advancing, bottomed in June and grinding higher.

Corn:
Market down for third straight week, despite 74% G/E rating (best since 2016/2018).
Condition scores being used to justify 185–191 bpa talk, but pollination issues persist.
Real yield picture likely delayed until October WASDE; some signals may appear in September.
December corn could retest $4.00 or even $3.60s if yield ideas hold.
July 14 outside day up could be a key swing low, but seasonal pressure typically continues into early August.

Soybeans:
Wave 1 rally appears complete; now correcting in Wave 2 with downside into $10.06–10.08 range.
Seasonal tendency for weakness until August 4, with potential bounce thereafter.
Trendline support near $9.88 if market slips further.
Chinese demand rumors or trade developments could spark a reversal.

Cattle:
New contract highs in both live and feeder cattle, supported by firm cash trade.
Live cattle projection targets $234.50; feeder cattle may stretch toward $337.00 if golden ratio plays out.
Market appears in final stages of major impulse wave; watch for signs of topping as targets approach.

Crude Oil:
Holding June low and rebounding in possible ABC correction.
Targeting $71–72.25 zone before resuming larger bearish Wave 3.
Seasonal factors, including hurricane risk, may support prices short-term before fall weakness emerges.