Summary: Brazil shipped 615,000 MT of soybeans this past week (Jan 19). That was up 129,000 MT from the previous week. US soybean exports are were 1.161 MMT. However, NO soybeans were shipped from Argentina. The lineup indicates that Brazil’s January shipments “could” be 2.88 MMT. Total Brazilian export commitments are 104.9 MMT, exceeding USDA’s projection…
Summary: Last week (Jan 19) Brazil exported 800,000 MT of corn. That’s 428,000 MT below the previous week. Argentine exports are “estimated” at 300,000 MT. Shipments from Ukraine were 955,000 MT. US corn exports are “estimated” to have been 675,000 MT. Brazil’s corn “commitments” rose just 245,000 MT this past week. Ship lineups indicate that 4.16…
Summary: The lineup of ships waiting or scheduled to load U.S. corn is estimated to be 501,000 MT (20 MBU). That is down 18% from the previous week. Next week’s export inspections could be 675,000 MT (27 MBU). That would be down 23% from the previous week. There were two vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That’s one less more than the previous…
Summary: Next week’s soybean export inspections could be 1.45 MMT (47 MBU). That would be up 1% from the previous week. This week’s U.S. soybean ship lineup is 1.865 MMT (69 MBU), up 4% from the previous week. There were two vessels to-be-nominated (TBN), down one from the previous week. In the January WASDE, the USDA left their projection…
Soybean exports were up 161,000 MT from the previous week. Cumulative soybean exports are down 5.3% from a year ago. USDA projects total global soybean exports to be down 0.4% from a year ago. USDA’s January projection was raised 650,000 MT (0.4%) from the previous month. Corn exports were up 469,000 MT from the previous…
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