The long standing perception has been, if the dollar is weak then corn importing countries will buy more than if the dollar was stronger and limiting their buying power.
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With more delays in harvest and frost in the news, the trade continues to sort out the fundamental picture in corn and soybeans, while the technical picture is certainly a lot brighter than it has been in a long time. By looking at the chart below, you can see that December corn saw a downtrend line broken and the old high of $3.76 made in August both have been taken out.
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Deliveries continue to come in. Yesterday afternoon's addition was the tendering of 61 contracts. All of these were through Worthing, South Dakota. That brings the total to 616 contracts tendered. Last year at this time the total was only 75 contracts. In
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Soybeans also had a better week of export sales and were up 45% over a week ago, but unlike corn were over the highest pre-report estimate by the trade of 22.0 million bushels. China was this week's best customer as they purchased over 6 million bushels of soybeans.
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