Export Shipments Report Dec 16
Last week’s wheat export shipments pace was estimated at 11.0 MB. After 28 weeks, wheat shipments were at 50% of USDA’s expectations vs. 46% last
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Last week’s wheat export shipments pace was estimated at 11.0 MB. After 28 weeks, wheat shipments were at 50% of USDA’s expectations vs. 46% last
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To start the week wheat opened mixed but firmed to post gains by the close of the night session. Buying increased once the day session
Corn started the week by opening lower overnight but then managed to firm to trade steady throughout most of the night. Early support was due
Soybeans started the week by trading in a narrow range on both sides of unchanged overnight. The market saw its session highs early in the
Canola started the week by trading on both sides of unchanged overnight and then climbed higher throughout the day session and closed with solid gains.
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