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美国农业部可能会在关键作物报告中下调美国大豆出口预期
Ge Long Hui· 2026-01-10 01:22
1月10日,谷物分析师预计,美国农业部将于周一发布备受市场关注的作物报告,届时或将下调本作物 年度的大豆出口需求预估。部分人士认为,此前的相关预估过于乐观。分析师同时预计,美国玉米和大 豆的产量预估也将被下调,这在一定程度上与今年秋季的干旱天气有关;不过,随着南美地区大规模收 割工作即将展开,全球谷物供应预计仍将保持充足。这份月度报告对美国谷物需求的研判将受到市场的 特别关注。 责任编辑:钟离 当前,农户正面临谷物价格低迷的压力,同时还受到全球关税战对出口(尤其是大豆出口)造成的冲 击,上述因素曾促使特朗普政府宣布向种植户提供 120 亿美元的援助计划。美国农业部将于本周一美国 中部时间上午 11 点发布多项核心报告,这也是其本年度规模最大的一次数据集中发布,涵盖月度全球 谷物供需报告、美国作物产量报告、美国谷物库存季度简报以及冬小麦播种报告。 美股频道更多独家策划、专家专栏,免费查阅>> ...
Corn Falls Lower on Monday, as Stocks Come in Well Above Estimates
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-30 22:13
Corn futures fell 6 to 7 cents across most contracts on the Tuesday session, as USDA found a couple (hundred million) more bushels than the trade had expected in the quarterly Grain Stocks report. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was down 6 cents at $3.72 ¼. This morning’s Grain Stocks report showed September 1 corn stock, both on and off farm, at 1.532 bbu. That was well above the average trade guess of 1.336 bbu, as well as the September WASDE estimate for ending stock, yet still 231 mbu b ...
【USDA季度库存报告】一图看懂截至6月1日USDA谷物季度库存报告详细数据与预期值对比。
news flash· 2025-06-30 16:13
Core Insights - The USDA quarterly inventory report provides detailed data on grain stocks as of June 1, comparing actual figures with expectations [1] Group 1: Soybeans - The soybean inventory as of June 1, 2025, is reported at 10.08 billion bushels, showing an increase from 9.8 billion bushels in the previous quarter [1] - The March 1, 2025, soybean inventory was 19.1% higher than the previous year, which was 9.75 billion bushels [1] Group 2: Corn - The corn inventory as of June 1, 2025, stands at 46.44 billion bushels, slightly up from 46.41 billion bushels in the previous quarter [1] - The March 1, 2025, corn inventory was significantly higher at 81.51 billion bushels compared to 49.93 billion bushels a year earlier, indicating a substantial year-over-year increase [1] Group 3: Wheat - The wheat inventory as of June 1, 2025, is recorded at 8.51 billion bushels, an increase from 8.36 billion bushels in the previous quarter [1] - The March 1, 2025, wheat inventory was 12.37 billion bushels, up from 7.02 billion bushels the previous year, reflecting a notable growth [1]