THE OPEN March beans: 14 1/2 higher March meal: 3.00 higher March soyoil: 56 higher March corn: 7 1/4 higher March wheat: 2 higher The markets opened as called with wheat on the defensive shortly after the open. In a correction from this morning, there were reported sales of 336,500 mt of corn sold to unknown for 20/21, confirming rumors of business, along with 138,000 mt of HRW sold to Nigeria for 21/22. There were also 163,290 mt of beans sold to Mexico for 20/21, and 136,000 mt sold to china for 20/21. Wheat prices turned two-sided, as oilshare bounces higher. IHS Market group released their acreage estimates as follows: Beans: 2021 bean acres at 90.1 mln acres, up...
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