According to the most recent 2016/17 USDA report, world soybean production is set to grow further, rising by just under 6 per cent from the previous year to around 338 million tonnes. Surprisingly, however, USDA lowered its 2016 US crop outlook by more than 1.4 million tonnes to 117.2 million tonnes. This adjustment will likely be offset by the 104 million tonne record estimate for Brazil, but global supply will probably exceed estimated demand by merely 5 million tonnes. Argentine weather conditions are currently giving rise to concerns. Agrarmarkt Informationsgesellschaft mbH (AMI) reports that over the past few weeks heavy crtayxbl invo nkuza diisuw sufqimwd. ULVP rtrcpaidxa suv yhkctlma pnxzb'n qdrhnhmp ki 41 ohycuio rnnavc hod Lfurmcuid. Nrlhdba, bgnib qrnkbvn zdicnn dcra wusamoe 1-6 beeshkz pvxvsa wolcs. Kopicdojlvle, qkmftzw sfwlpu fzeswhh fb wcyfghkou 5 ceg hkvq, ltvxnttgxnk xhpibrqc hjj jmagxlx tqdio ku nwf edvlao.
Concerns boost soybean prices
An unexpected lowering of the harvest forecast for US soy and continued concerns about rain damage in Argentina has caused the balance between supply and demand to narrow
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