USA: USDA brings weekly soybean sales exceeding 3 million tons; corn exceeds market expectations

Published Nov 16, 2023

Tridge summary

The USDA's weekly export sales bulletin revealed strong demand for North American grains, particularly soybeans and corn. Sales of corn exceeded expectations, while soybean sales met expectations, driven by large purchases from Sinograin, the state-owned company that manages Chinese stocks. China was the main destination for these exports, with the USDA estimating total soybean exports for the season at 47.76 million tons and corn exports at 52.71 million tons.
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The new weekly export sales bulletin reported by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) this Thursday (16) brought good numbers for soybeans and corn, confirming the intense demand for North American grains. "Corn sales were above expectations and soybean sales were within expectations. In soybeans, sales were driven by large purchases from Sinograin, which has already been priced", explained the Agrinvest Commodities team. In the week ending November 9, the USDA made several daily sales announcements and, in the case of oilseeds, the volume exceeded two million tons, with Agrinvest having already advanced the presence of purchases from Sino, the state-owned company that manages Chinese stocks. Thus, the volume reported by the department this Thursday shows that, last week, the USA sold 3,918.4 million tons of the 2023/24 harvest, compared to the expected range of 2.9 to 4.5 million. China was the main destination. In every commercial year, the country has already ...

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