With enough corn and soybeans committed for export thus far in the marketing year to account for 98.5 and 83 percent of USDA’s projections, respectively, USDA will have to increase its export projections. The degree to which forecasts are increased, however, will depend on...The USDA reduced the U.S. soybean export forecast in its March WASDE report by 25 million bushels which was a small surprise to the market. The soybean export pace has been so strong that many analysts had been looking for an increase in the export forecast, not a reduction. The level of soybean export sales has backed off from the aggressive pace of 45 to 60 days ago as the South American crop has started to become available, but sales would have to drop to zero to hol...