The USDA has increased its domestic ending stocks estimates for soybeans and wheat.
Soybeans are now projected at 445 million bushels, 10 million more than in March, with a bigger seed use guess and expectations for lower rates of uncategorized or residual use. Wheat stocks came out 1.159 billion bushels, up 30 million on the month because of a lower feed and residual use estimate. Corn was unchanged at 2.320 billion bushels with a lower feed use guess cancelling out a higher ethanol use projection.
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