Coffee rallies, corn tumbles and cattle futures tell a different story from the prices consumers pay for beef. Mark Longo welcomes Kevin Green of Schwab Network to break down a volatile week across agricultural commodities, Treasury futures and energy markets. On this episode of The Futures Rundown: <ul data-spread="false"> <li> Coffee, cattle, dairy and grain futures lead a wild week in consumable commodities. </li> <li> Kevin examines the USDA report behind the selloff in corn. </li> <li> Beef imports and demand for American-raised cattle reshape the outlook for producers. </li> <li> Heavy Treasury futures activity puts the spotlight on rising yields and bond volatility. </li> <li> Widening credit spreads raise questions about a relatively calm equity market. </li> <li> Natural gas seasonality, LNG demand and winter weather shape Kevin's outlook. </li> <li> Crude oil, heating oil and refining constraints round out the energy discussion. </li> </ul> Plus, Kevin shares how trading cattle futures helped inspire his growing family cattle operation.

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