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Wheat Exports Trend Positively, While Soybeans Saw A Moderate Week-Over-Week Decline

Posted August 24, 2021
in Top Ag News

This week’s USDA grain export inspection data showed mostly positive trends with a few week-over-week declines. Wheat was trending 17% higher, outperforming trade predictions, while corn decreased slightly. Soybeans showed moderate week-over-week decline to 7.9 million bushels, but still within range of trade predictions. Both corn and soybeans stayed near the middle of trade predictions. View the cumulative totals versus trade estimations now.

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