Selling appears to be the prevailing move ahead of both the last day of June and the end of the quarter tomorrow. "All the fund buying last week, is giving way to fund selling today," says Brian Hoops of Midwest Market Solutions. "The selling is pressuring futures and breaking key technical support." Corn, soybeans, and wheat are all up year-to-date, according to FactSet data, but prices have eased as the risk premium added in the wake of the Iran war has somewhat subsided. Today, most-active CBOT corn is down 2.9% to $4.095 a bushel, while soybeans fall 1.5% to just under $11.40 a bushel and wheat drops 1.7% to below $5.80 a bushel. ([email protected])