The USDA says there was a substantial amount of grain and oilseed export movement during the partial shutdown of the federal government. Outright, China bought 12.199 million bushels of U.S. soybeans, 332,000 tons, but there were also several notable sales to unknown destinations that could turn out to be China when it’s time for delivery. […]
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