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Grain Market Recovers from Trade War Plunge

Weak demand news offsets production risk

November 30, 2020

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Grain futures are trying to rebound this morning after taking a shellacking Thursday from weak exports and more salvos in the trade war with China, says video report from Farm Futures.

Other demand news about ethanol and soybean crush was also disappointing yesterday, but dry weather over parts of the Corn Belt looks ready to continue another week as markets gear up for USDA’s Aug. 12 reports.

Watch the video report at Farm Futures Facebook page.

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Canada funds research to boost for grain and oilseed

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USDA report highlights Mexico's soybean meal import surge

The global oilseeds market shows increased production, led by Canada and the U.S., with higher exports from South America.

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China sets record feed grain imports amid global market shifts

The surge, fueled by significant discounts at South China ports, includes 20.7 million tons of corn — primarily from Brazil.

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European Commission allows certain GM corn imports for feed

The European Commission (EC) has authorized two genetically modified (GM) corn crops and renewed the authorization for another for human food and animal feed.

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Corn and soybean exports remain below 4-week average

Wheat, corn, soybeans and other agricultural commodities saw significant transactions, reflecting international demand.

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Potential Canadian rail strike hinges on government decision

Negotiations face significant challenges over crew scheduling and fatigue management.

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Corn tumbles in USDA Weekly Export Sales report

Highlights include 805,300 MT of wheat net sales and 894,400 MT of corn exports.

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Mexico's government to abandon yellow corn self-sufficiency

The incoming administration plans to cut agricultural deforestation by half and awaits a USMCA trade panel ruling on GM corn imports.

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USDA reports increase in corn and soybean usage

Report reveals an 8% rise in total corn usage for May 2024, reaching 508 million bushels.

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New California rail regulation may disrupt Midwest agriculture

Compliance costs, estimated at $13.8 billion, could lower commodity prices for producers and raise consumer prices.

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USDA reports reveal decrease in corn plantings

Notable shifts include a rise in biotech crop use and significant changes in grain and rice stock levels.

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