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USDA Backlog Confirms Heavy Corn and Soy Sales as Canada Boosts Wheat Output

Verified export bookings trigger a reset in supply-demand expectations.

Overview

  • USDA export reports show 1.99 MMT of corn sold for the week of Oct. 30, near the top of trade estimates and the third-largest weekly total of the marketing year.
  • Soybean bookings totaled 1.248 MMT for that week, including 232,000 MT to China, marking the first verified Chinese purchases in the catch-up data.
  • Treasury Secretary Bessent said China remains on pace to complete the pledged 12 MMT of U.S. soybean buys by late February, with USDA-confirmed sales just over 2.25 MMT so far.
  • EIA data reported record U.S. ethanol production at 1.126 million barrels per day for the week ending Nov. 28, with stocks rising to 22.511 million barrels.
  • Statistics Canada put 2025 wheat output at 39.96 MMT and canola at 21.8 MMT as U.S. wheat sales reached a three-week high of 505,415 MT, while cattle and hog futures extended gains on tighter near-term supplies.