US soybean exports: China remains the decisive factor

Introduction: this year, USDA's export forecast for us soybeans in 2001 / 02 is 980 million bushels Whether the forecast can be completed or even exceeded is mainly due to China In addition, it is expected that the yield of soybeans in South America will be high, and whether a large number of us soybeans will be sold in the market next year is also a key factor For now, the U.S soybean shipment has begun to accelerate Last week, the Department of agriculture sales report showed that soybean export shipment broke the million ton mark for the third time in a month Good export sales have nothing to do with a temporary agreement between China and the United States on genetically modified soybeans Since the two countries reached an agreement in October, U.S soybean exports to China have increased by 8 percentage points over the same period last year, according to the U.S Department of agriculture In November, a total of 11 U.S soybeans arrived in China, according to the national grain and oil information center (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: