The USDA made no changes to domestic ending stocks projections for corn, soybeans, or wheat. The U.S. soybean carryout held at 350 million bushels, with a slight increase for imports canceled out by a modest rise in domestic crush demand. Corn was steady at 2.127 billion bushels and wheat remained at 931 million, with no […]
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