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Journalist @Bloomberg in Chicago. Email mhirtzer at bloomberg dot net. Musings my own.
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El trigo sube ante expectativas de menores existencias en el informe mensual del USDA

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By Vidushi Sharma, Michael Hirtzer Verified, Krisztian Bocsi
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — El trigo subió mientras los operadores se preparaban para el informe mensual sobre oferta y demanda del Departamento de Agricultura de Estados Unidos (USDA), del que se espera que refleje una disminución de las existencias de cereales tanto a nivel nacional como mundial.
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China Books 13 More US Soy Cargoes, Nearing Quarter of Target

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By Michael Hirtzer Verified, Hallie Gu Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
China booked another flurry of US soybean cargoes, as the country makes headway toward fulfilling the purchase pledge made as part of a trade truce struck last year. The country’s state-owned firms bought at least another 13 soybean cargoes — or roughly 800,000 tons — on Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter.
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China Books 13 More US Soy Cargoes, Nearing Quarter of Target

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By Michael Hirtzer Verified, Hallie Gu Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
China booked another flurry of US soybean cargoes, as the country makes headway toward fulfilling the purchase pledge made as part of a trade truce struck last year. The country’s state-owned firms bought at least another 13 soybean cargoes — or roughly 800,000 tons — on Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter.
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