Agricultural futures have little change in the US

Published 2023년 3월 7일

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Overnight trading saw little change in soybeans and grains as traders anticipate tomorrow's World Agricultural Supply and Demand (WASDE) estimates. The USDA is predicted to lower its Argentine soybean production outlook due to drought, with estimates at 36.7 million tonnes, down from the February forecast and last year's production. Brazil's production figures are expected to remain steady for soybeans at 152.9 million tonnes and slightly decrease for corn to 124.9 million tonnes from 125 million tonnes a month earlier. Dry weather in the southern US plains is contributing to support wheat prices.
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Soybeans and grains were little changed in overnight trading as traders await tomorrow's World Agricultural Supply and Demand (WASDE) estimates, according to agriculture.com. The agency is expected to lower its outlook for soybean production in Argentina due to drought conditions that have reduced production in the South American country. Production will likely be seen by the USDA at 36.7 million tonnes, according to a Reuters poll. That would be lower than the February forecast of 41 million metric tons and well below last year's 43.9 million metric tons, government data show. Reuters reported, down from the previous forecast of 47 million tonnes and last year's production of 49.5 million tonnes. Brazil's soybean and corn production projections are likely to change little. Soybean production in Brazil is likely to be estimated at 152.9 million tonnes, the survey said. The USDA last month expected 153 million metric tons. Corn production will be 124.9 million tonnes, Reuters ...
Source: Agrolink

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