USDA Reports Issued Today
USDA’s Crop Production and Supply and Demand Reports today will be the biggest keys to market direction this week. USDA expectations include:

Raise its U.S. corn crop estimate about 0.2% from an October projection to 15.05 billion bu., based on a Reuters survey of analysts.
Estimated average nationwide corn yield is expected to increase to 176.9 bpa
USDA is expected boost its estimate for the U.S. soybean crop to 4.484 billion bu., based on the Reuters survey.
The average U.S. soybean yield is expected to be revised up to 51.9 bpa

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