(TR) Wheat: The ending stocks in the USA are expected to decrease to 20.74 million tons, which significantly limits the export opportunities of one of the world's most important grain suppliers. Corn: The USDA forecasts global ending stocks at 277.54 million tons, clearly below market expectations.
(TR) The USDA predicts the lowest harvests in the United States in over half a century, for 54 years. This immediately translated into sharp increases in prices on the exchanges in Chicago and Paris. The market interpreted the report unequivocally: the 2026/2027 season could be one of the most unstable since.
(TR) The USDA predicts that wheat production in the United States will fall to just 42.49 million tons (1.561 billion bushels), which represents a decline of over 21 percent year on year.
(TR) The USDA forecasts global ending stocks at 277.54 million tons, clearly below market expectations of nearly 290 million tons. In the USA, corn production is expected to drop by 6 percent year-on-year to 15.995 billion bushels, and ending stocks will decrease to 1.957 billion bushels. The market is increasingly
(TR) USDA report: Global ending stocks are expected to be 124.78 million tons and remain relatively high due to very large production in South America.
(TR) American experts predict strong declines in wheat production in the 2026/27 season. In the United States, the harvest is expected to be 42.5 million tons, which is 21% less than in the current season.
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to sign executive orders to increase beef imports and support the renewal of the U.S. cattle herd in response to rising beef prices, as the cattle herd reaches its lowest point in 75 years due to drought and high costs, while the projected imports may not significantly impact consumer prices. #BeefImports #USDA #Agriculture #US #BR #AR
