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U.S. grain markets opened the week mixed as traders awaited Tuesday’s USDA crop and supply reports and planned U.S.-Russia-Ukraine talks in the UAE. Market expectations included lower U.S. corn production, higher soybean production and ending stocks, and higher wheat stocks; the article also cited U.S. officials pressing China to meet agricultural purchase commitments.
The USDA estimates could alter expected U.S. grain availability, while any follow-through on Chinese purchase commitments could support export demand, especially for soybeans. The article describes competing catalysts rather than a confirmed change in supply or trade.
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