Click here to view the data Sir/Ms: Attached is a table that provides estimates of the latest weekly shipments of wheat, corn and soybeans from principal exporters. Soybean exports were up 1,435,000 MT from the previous week and cumulative exports are up 9.2% from a year ago. USDA projects global soybean exports to be up…
Click here to view the data G-3 soybean exports to China this past week were 2.2 MMT, up sharply from the previous week’s 1.29 MMT. This is the highest weekly shipments in 18 weeks.
Summary: This past week Brazil shipped 105,000 MT of corn. Argentine exports were 213,000 MT. Ukraine shipped 435,000 MT. US exports are estimated to have been 1.25 -1.75 MMT. As of Feb 26, Brazil’s total corn export “commitments” for the local marketing year were 35.44 MMT vs 38.53 MMT last year. Commitments have accounted for 99.8% of…
Summary: Brazil shipped 2.50 MMT of soybeans this past week. After 16 weeks of no shipments, Argentine soybean exports were 50,000 MT. US export inspections are estimated to be 732,000 MT. As of Feb 26, cargo services data indicated that 4.616 MMT had been shipped. Ship lineup indicates a total of 5.25-5.50 MMT will be…
Summary: Next week’s soybean export inspections could be 700,000 MT (25.7 Mil Bu). That would be up 3% from this past week. This week’s ship lineup is 601,000 MT. That is down 40% from last week and a 32-week low. There were 26 vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That is up sharply from the past few weeks. This past…
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