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Corn, soybean futures steady-firmer as USDA resumes weekly export reports; wheat fades from two-month high.
Weekly export data for week ended Sep. 8 reported soybean export sales have had a considerable start to the marketing year; ahead of last year’s pace, while corn lags by 50%.
Corn and soybeans mildly rebounded overnight from losses the two previous days, while wheat pulled back from recent gains.
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Grain, soybean futures lower as traders watch outside markets following selloff in U.S. equities.
Soybeans and wheat favored the upside is quiet, two-sided trade overnight, while corn faced light selling pressure.
Corn, soybeans end lower but still near two-month highs; hog futures near four-week high on ideas of cash rebound.
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Soybean futures extend rally following smaller USDA crop estimate; corn and wheat lower.
Soybean futures built on Monday’s strong gains overnight, while wheat rebounded from yesterday’s losses and corn favored the upside is light, two-sided trade.
CCI ratings have declined for nine straight weeks for corn and six consecutive weeks for soybeans.
Corn, soybean futures hit three-month highs after USDA cuts crop estimates more than expected; wheat mixed.
USDA cut its soybean crop estimate by 153 bu. from last month, whereas traders expected a 35-million-bu. reduction.
USDA reduced the national corn yield as expected, but trimmed soybeans a bushel more than the average trade estimate of 51.5 bpa in its release of the September WASDE.