Commodities

Wall Street retreated on Friday, putting stocks in negative territory for the week, as investors continued to worry over potential delays to tax cuts.

Wheat for Dec. was up 4.25 cents at 4.3325 a bushel; Dec. corn rose 2 cents at 3.4350 bushel; Dec. oats fell 1 cent at $2.72 bushel; while Nov. soybeans was gained 2 cents at $9.7525 a bushel.

Wheat for Dec. was up 4.25 cents at 4.3325 a bushel; Dec. corn rose 2 cents at 3.4350 bushel; Dec. oats fell 1 cent at $2.72 bushel; while Nov. soybeans was gained 2 cents at $9.7525 a bushel.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:40 a.m.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:40 a.m.

Crude was down slightly on Friday as expectations OPEC and other producers will extend their production cut agreement were offset by U.S. drillers adding the most oil rigs in a week since June, indicating output will continue to grow.

Crude was down slightly on Friday as expectations OPEC and other producers will extend their production cut agreement were offset by U.S. drillers adding the most oil rigs in a week since June, indicating output will continue to grow.

Grain futures were higher Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Grain futures were higher Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.

Most Asian stock markets fell Friday after Wall Street fell from record highs on uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tax revamp but news that Beijing will ease curbs on foreign access to some sectors buoyed Chinese shares.

Most Asian stock markets fell Friday after Wall Street fell from record highs on uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tax revamp but news that Beijing will ease curbs on foreign access to some sectors buoyed Chinese shares.

U.S. stocks are sinking Thursday morning as technology companies and most other parts of the market take sharp losses.

U.S. stocks are sinking Thursday morning as technology companies and most other parts of the market take sharp losses.

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Oil prices rose nearly 1 percent on Thursday, supported by supply cuts by major exporters as well as continuing concern about political developments in Saudi Arabia.

Oil prices rose nearly 1 percent on Thursday, supported by supply cuts by major exporters as well as continuing concern about political developments in Saudi Arabia.

U.S. stocks pared heavier losses but ended the day in negative territory, as investors grew concerned that corporate tax cuts could come later than expected.

U.S. stocks pared heavier losses but ended the day in negative territory, as investors grew concerned that corporate tax cuts could come later than expected.

Wheat for Dec. was off .50 cent at 4.2675 a bushel; Dec. corn rose .50 cent at 3.4825 bushel; Dec. oats was lost 1 cent at $2.6950 bushel; while Nov. soybeans was up 2 cents at $9.88 a bushel.