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Export Inspections Fade Compared to Previous Week. Commodity wide technical selling has most markets in the red. Corn and wheat are making new lows as
USDA’s Crop Production Report: Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat Outlook Grain Market & Commodity Futures News – Paradigm Futures Corn: Soybeans: In the latest report from
Soybean Inspections see increase after USDA “Data Glitch” Grain Market & Commodity Futures News – Paradigm Futures In the latest weekly report on agricultural export
Corn dips beyond estimates, Wheat comes in on target. According to the USDA, as of September 1, 2023, marking the official conclusion of the 2022-23
New Crop Corn and Soybeans sales come in strong. Corn🔹949,700 MT (23/24 MY) -15,236 MT (22/23 MY) Soybeans🔹1,783,100 MY (23/24 MY) 155,603 MT (22/23 MY)
Corn🔹(G+E%) 53-3 pts WoWSoybeans🔹(G+E%) 53-5 pts WoW Soybeans led the overnight price gains, with corn and soybeans being supported by deteriorating crop condition ratings during
Grain Exports drop significantly from previous week. Crop Conditions Corn🔹(G+E%) 57+2 pts WoWSoybeans🔹(G+E%) 54+2 pts WoWSpring Wheat🔹(G+E%) 41-1 pts WoW Export Inspections Corn🔹376,623 MT Soybeans🔹281,875
USDA Grain Export Sales week ending July 27th. Corn🔹107,512 MTSoybeans🔹90,595 MTWheat 🔹421,282 MT Corn net sales of 107,500 MT were down 66 percent from the previous
Corn🔹522,927 MT Soybeans🔹329,518 MT Wheat 🔹581,278 MT Export inspections are up 220,143 MT from the previous week’s figure. Shipments are running 4.8% behind a year-ago, compared
he USDA has projected a corn production of 15.320 billion bushels for 2023, with a yield of 177.5 bpa. This projection shows a slight increase
Export Inspections Fade Compared to Previous Week. Commodity wide technical selling has most markets in the red. Corn and wheat...
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