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Corn prices are going to be relatively strong in the coming weeks.
President Trump has accused China of trying to cancel previously agreed trade deal terms and imposed new tariffs on Chinese goods.
Meanwhile, corn exploded higher last week as the weather market got underway.
The soybean market is also worried about overall demand from China due to the Asian Swine Flu.
Meanwhile, Brazil has a big production of coffee and there is a slow start to the harvest season for sugar in the US.
Canada and China continue to have weaker trade relations and canola demand from China have been decimated.
US spring wheat planting progress has been slow while there is weak demand for U.S. cotton.
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USDA's report showed higher than expected supplies for both corn and wheat at 8.605 billion bushels and 1.591 billion bushels, respectively.