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Week Ends on Subdued NoteCHICAGO - Apr 13/07 - SNS -- International agriculture commodity markets are finishing the week's trading on a relatively quiet note, with little fresh business reported overnight. Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) analysts note that corn export sales have now reached 76.4% of the USDA forecast for the entire season as compared to 68.5% on average over the last five years. Cumulative soybean sales have reached 92.9% of the new USDA forecast for the season as compared to 91.8% on average over the last five years. Cumulative soybean oil sales stand at 55.9% of the USDA forecast as compared to 49.9% on average over the last five years. Cumulative wheat export sales have reached 94.7% of the new USDA forecast for the entire marketing year as compared to 90.7% on average over the last five years, say CBOT analysts. Sales of just 159,200 metric tons (MT) per week are needed to reach the USDA estimate. Subscribers can read the full text of the article by Clicking here
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