USDA Refuses to Acknowledge STRONG Corn Exports
March 12, 2025
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USDA Keeps Corn and Soybean Balance Sheets Unchanged 📊🌽
The USDA left its corn and soybean balance sheets unchanged, despite expectations for reductions in corn ending stocks due to strong export demand. Soybean stock estimates were also left the same, though some analysts had hoped for a slight decrease. The USDA refrained from making any changes as they await developments regarding US tariffs and global reactions. The wheat balance sheet saw a minor adjustment, with stock levels rising more than expected. Markets responded negatively, driven by lower-than-expected demand estimates for corn and increased wheat inventories. 🌾
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