【环球财经】芝加哥农产品期价11日全线上涨

Core Insights - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is set to release its September crop report on September 12, prompting investors to close positions ahead of the announcement, leading to a rise in futures prices for corn, wheat, and soybeans on September 11 [1] - Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) futures prices for corn, wheat, and soybeans all increased, with December corn closing at $4.20 per bushel (up 2.75 cents, or 0.66%), December wheat at $5.22 per bushel (up 6.5 cents, or 1.26%), and November soybeans at $10.34 per bushel (up 8.25 cents, or 0.8%) [1] - Market analysts express skepticism about the sustainability of rising agricultural prices before the harvest, suggesting selling on price increases [1] Export Data - Cumulative export volumes for the current crop year show wheat at 467 million bushels (up 76 million bushels year-on-year), corn at 890 million bushels (up 361 million bushels), and soybeans at 344 million bushels (down 179 million bushels year-on-year) [2] - The USDA reported weekly export sales as of September 4, with wheat at 11.2 million bushels, corn at 21.3 million bushels, and soybeans at 19.9 million bushels [1] Weather and Harvest Outlook - Weather forecasts indicate a warm air mass expanding eastward, with no further cold weather expected in the northern U.S. plains and Canada in the next 48 hours, and no tropical storms or hurricanes predicted for later in the month [2] - Harvesting of U.S. crops is expected to begin next week [2]