The USDA tightened the balance sheet for corn while leaving soybean and wheat ending stocks unchanged. The corn carryout for the current marketing year is now seen at 2.029 billion bushels, 125 million lower than November on a higher export projection. Soybean ending stocks held at 290 million bushels and wheat stayed at 901 million […]
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