The USDA raised its domestic wheat ending stocks guess, while leaving corn and soybean carryout unchanged. The U.S. wheat supply is seen at 938 million bushels, 7 million more than March on higher imports and lower seed use. Corn was left at 2.127 billion bushels, with no adjustments, and soybeans were steady at 350 million […]
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