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China's Potential Retaliation Against US Grain Imports: US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack suggests China may favor Brazilian corn and soybeans due to recent legislation limiting US farmland ownership; Chinese imports of US agricultural products decrease by $6 billion in the first quarter, prompting Vilsack to advocate for diversifying export markets away from China. πΎπ¨π³πΌ
Commodity Price Surge Indicates Economic Improvement: Global commodity prices, reflected in the S&P GSCI index, surge by 12% this year, outpacing the S&P 500's 9.1% increase; rising prices driven by expectations of increased demand from the US and China, with experts anticipating further climbs as real incomes rise, potentially affecting Federal Reserve's rate decisions. πΉππ°
USDA's Crop Production and WASDE Report Expectations: USDA's monthly report on Crop Production and WASDE to feature old crop data for the US, with new crop balance sheets for corn and soybeans expected in May; trade anticipates lower Brazilian production estimates and minimal changes to old crop US balance sheets. π½ππ
USDA Reports Flash Sale of Soybeans: US exporters sell 124,000mt of soybeans to unknown destinations for the 2023/2024 marketing year; accumulated soybean sales show a 19% decrease compared to the same period last year. π’π±π°
USDA's Discontinuation of Reports Draws Criticism: USDA's decision to cease July cattle inventory report and other data publications due to budget constraints criticized by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) for lack of transparency; elimination of county-level data could pose challenges for grain traders. ππ«π
Treasury Yields Decline Ahead of Inflation Data Release: Treasury yields fall as investors await CPI and PPI data releases; CPI forecasted to show 3.4% increase in March, while PPI expected to indicate 2.2% yearly rise in prices, contributing to uncertainty regarding timing and frequency of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. πΉππ²
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Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.com
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Futures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.
China's Potential Retaliation Against US Grain Imports: US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack suggests China may favor Brazilian corn and soybeans due to recent legislation limiting US farmland ownership; Chinese imports of US agricultural products decrease by $6 billion in the first quarter, prompting Vilsack to advocate for diversifying export markets away from China. πΎπ¨π³πΌ
Commodity Price Surge Indicates Economic Improvement: Global commodity prices, reflected in the S&P GSCI index, surge by 12% this year, outpacing the S&P 500's 9.1% increase; rising prices driven by expectations of increased demand from the US and China, with experts anticipating further climbs as real incomes rise, potentially affecting Federal Reserve's rate decisions. πΉππ°
USDA's Crop Production and WASDE Report Expectations: USDA's monthly report on Crop Production and WASDE to feature old crop data for the US, with new crop balance sheets for corn and soybeans expected in May; trade anticipates lower Brazilian production estimates and minimal changes to old crop US balance sheets. π½ππ
USDA Reports Flash Sale of Soybeans: US exporters sell 124,000mt of soybeans to unknown destinations for the 2023/2024 marketing year; accumulated soybean sales show a 19% decrease compared to the same period last year. π’π±π°
USDA's Discontinuation of Reports Draws Criticism: USDA's decision to cease July cattle inventory report and other data publications due to budget constraints criticized by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) for lack of transparency; elimination of county-level data could pose challenges for grain traders. ππ«π
Treasury Yields Decline Ahead of Inflation Data Release: Treasury yields fall as investors await CPI and PPI data releases; CPI forecasted to show 3.4% increase in March, while PPI expected to indicate 2.2% yearly rise in prices, contributing to uncertainty regarding timing and frequency of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. πΉππ²
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