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First Thing Today: Republicans Prevail in Special Elections
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First Thing Today: Firm Pegs Corn Crop Well Below USDA
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First Thing Today: China May Target Soybeans if U.S. Announces Trade Sanctions
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Ag Trade Balance Turns Positive Again in June
The ag trade surplus for FY 2017 is running well ahead of year-ago, but more improvement is needed to meet USDA’s forecast.
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First Thing Today: Gains Overnight as Traders Remain Focused on the Weather
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November 11, 2020 10:42 PM
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First Thing Today: Japan to Hike Tariffs on Frozen Beef from the U.S.
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Export Sales Data Shows Value Buying Under Way
Sales of corn, soybeans and wheat all came in near or above the upper end of expectations.
November 11, 2020 10:42 PM
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First Thing Today: Treasury to Propose Cutting Off Trade with Countries Doing Business with North Korea
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Export Inspections Slow to Close out August
Shipments of corn and soybeans were in line with expectations, but wheat inspections fell short.
November 11, 2020 10:42 PM
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After the Bell: Weather Concerns Lift Grain and Soy Markets
Lean hog futures also enjoyed strong gains to kick off the week.
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