Agriculture News
Weekly export sales for week ended Nov. 3 proved corn export sales remain week, missing low-end expectations by nearly 35 MT, while soybeans, wheat fell on the low-end of the range for the week.
Weekly export inspections for week ended Nov. 3 revealed soybean inspections notably above the top-end estimate of 2.5 MMT, while corn and wheat each fell short of low-end expectations for the week.
USDA is expected to make minor adjustments to its U.S. crop estimates and balance sheets, though bigger changes are possible for global wheat production.
Corn, soybeans and wheat traded mildly lower overnight amid a pullback from last Friday’s gains.
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Corn, soybean and wheat futures firmed overnight amid corrective buying as outside markets provided support.
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“Extreme” or “exceptional” drought now covers 59% of Kansas, including virtually all of the southern half of the state and many of the western counties.
Weekly export sales for week ended Oct. 27 reported corn, soybeans, and wheat on the lower end of estimated ranges. Soybeans export sales remain marginally ahead of last year, while corn persistently lags by over 50%.
Corn and wheat futures faced followthrough selling overnight, while soybeans gave back more than they gained on Wednesday.