What happened to the "demand destruction" that several years of very high prices were supposed to have wrought on the markets?Today's weekly export inspection numbers coupled with last week's export sales numbers again highlight the fact that the pace of U.S. soybean exports will decline to the point they will be a nonevent for the market. Today's soybean export inspection number was 450,317 MT compared with 569,648 MT a week ago. Total outstanding U.S. soybean export sales are now down to 3.8 MMT. 366,000 MT of this amount is registered to China, but there's another 1.168 MMT still listed as unknown, much of which is assumed to be sales to China.The 9 April weekly USDA export sales report showed a reduction in net soybean export sales due...
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