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USDA revises US wheat, corn and soybean forecasts

The USDA lowered wheat stock estimates and changed corn and soybean production forecasts. The supplied headline does not specify the size of the revisions.

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Agricultural forecast changes can affect commodity prices and food-market expectations.

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  1. USDA trims wheat stocks as corn, soybean production forecasts shift ↗hpj.com · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 5:02 PM UTC

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