We saw the open interest dropping. Uh, we'll see if that confirms on Friday's commitment triggers report. Some of that should show up on that report if it is fun short cover. Got it. Okay. So grains today, I mean, they were a little bit lower ahead of the report. They kind of shot down right after. And now, you know, with what it's a 12 15, we got about an hour left here.
What can we expect going into the end of the day? Probably a little bit more cold traded. It seems like beans going into the report were expecting an even worse number than what we got today. So maybe they'll level off the beans. Corn, especially July corn, still stuck in this range between 440 and 450.
Unlikely we got any news today that should be enough to move it outside that range, but we'll see here trade so called so far. So before we go to livestock, uh, we also today with the weekly export sales, I mean, corn and beans and wheat, I mean, was there anything on there or even just in general, the export sales that was surprising.
Those exports. Sales were surprising for court. They were quite a bit lower than we expected, but we've run so many solid weeks coming up to this, that, that one report shouldn't change. Yeah. I mean, I think I saw it was like a yearly lows for, for the, for the exports on that, which I mean, when you look at Brazil and you look at the exports that they're producing down there, it just seems like, yeah, that's to be expected.
