
US soybean and corn export basis values weakened or held steady as futures rallies and slow exporter demand reduced physical premiums. Chinese buyers have booked an estimated 18 to 19 million tons of their 25-million-ton annual US soybean commitment, while private importers favor South American supply due to tariffs on US shipments.
Weaker export basis signals soft physical demand even as futures rally on USDA cuts, which could cap US soybean and corn cash prices. Continued reliance on Brazilian beans by private buyers keeps pressure on US export premiums.
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