The USDA reports a down week for U.S. export sales. The week-to-week declines were influenced by several factors, including rising U.S. barge freight rates due to low levels on some rivers, increased prices for some commodities, and the relative strength of the dollar. These bearish sales totals for the week ending September 19th included a […]
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