Weekly exports of upland cotton totaled 334,000 RB during the week ended Feb. 27, while net sales rose 45% to 241,500 RB. Meanwhile, corn and wheat sales were up on the week, while soybean sales slid.
Corn inspections during the week ended Feb. 27 rose 185,000 MT from the previous week and landed near the upper end of analysts’ pre-report range. Wheat inspections rose modestly, while soybean inspections declined 183,000 MT.
Corn sales during the week ended Feb. 20 totaled 794,700 MT, down 45% from the previous week, while wheat sales were down 50% at 269,900 MT.
While net corn sales slid modestly during the week ended Feb. 13, weekly exports totaled 1.61 MMT. Mexico, Japan and South Korea were top destinations.
During the week ended Feb. 13, soybean inspections declined 377,000 MT from the previous week, while wheat inspections tumbled 320,000 MT, though weekly corn inspections rose notably to 1.6 MMT, topping analysts’ pre-report range.
Soybean sales continue to decline seasonally, falling short of analysts pre-report range for the week ended Feb. 6. Meanwhile corn and wheat sales each rose from the previous week and four-week average.
Analysts expected modest declines in 2024-25 ending stocks for corn and soybeans, though USDA kept the estimates unchanged from last month. Global corn, soybean and wheat ending stocks were each below their average pre-report estimate.
During the week ended Feb. 6, weekly wheat inspections rose 283,000 MT from the previous week. Meanwhile, corn and soybean inspections were both near the upper end of pre-report expectations.
Corn sales during the week ended Jan. 30 totaled 1.48 MMT, rising 9% from the previous week and 32% from the four-week average.
During the week ended Jan. 30, soybean inspections rose 275,000 MT from the previous week, with both corn and soybean inspections ending near the upper-end of pre-report expectations.

Hillari Mason