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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2023 · 11 MIN

USDA: Corn Situation Still Bearish Despite Better Exports

from Grain Markets and Other Stuff

Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogleTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.🌾📊 Agricultural Highlights: USDA Report, Fund Positions, Climate-Friendly Farming, and Ukrainian Aid Resistance 🌱🌐🇺🇸🌾 USDA Report Insights:Friday's USDA report brought limited changes, with increased estimates for US corn and wheat exports due to robust export sales. The US soybean balance sheet remained unchanged. Brazil's soybean production estimate was revised to 161 million metric tons (mmt) from the previous 163 mmt, while last year's crop saw a 2 mmt upward revision to 160 mmt. The Brazilian corn production estimate remained steady at 129 mmt. Argentina's corn and soybean crop estimates were unchanged.📈🌽 Fund Positions in Corn Market:Large money managers reduced their net short position in the corn market, according to the CFTC's weekly Commitment of Traders data. During the week ending December 5, "the funds" were net buyers of 55,000 contracts of corn and 24,000 contracts of SRW wheat. However, funds were net sellers of 33,000 contracts of soybeans.🌍🤝 US-UAE Collaboration for Climate-Friendly Farming:The US and the United Arab Emirates are jointly promoting climate-friendly farming through the Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate. With funding exceeding $17 billion, the initiative, established in 2021, focuses on expanding agricultural research, implementing sustainable farming practices, and reducing methane emissions. Partners include Google, Bunge, and The Nature Conservancy.🇺🇦💰 Challenges in Ukrainian Aid Proposal:Efforts to provide additional US aid to Ukraine face resistance, especially among Republicans. Support is waning, and Republicans are seeking modifications to immigration and border policies as a condition for funding. Democrats remain committed to open border policies and view funding for Ukraine as crucial to prevent potential catastrophic consequences.🚢🌾 USDA Flash Sales to China and Unknown Destinations:USDA reported flash sales, including 136,000 metric tons (5 million bushels) of soybeans to China, 110,000 metric tons (4 million bushels) of soft red winter wheat to China, and 165,000 metric tons (6 million bushels) of corn to unknown destinations, further highlighting global trade dynamics.📊 Stay updated on the latest agricultural developments! #USDAreport #FundPositions #ClimateFarming #UkraineAid #USDAFlashSales 🌾🤝🌱

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