Canada Threatens Tariff Retaliation: US Ag Exports at Risk??

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0:00 Canada Tariff Threat
3:00 USDA Preview
4:50 Brazil Soybean Update
7:59 Russia Back and Forth
9:10 Grain Shipment Update
10:15 Trump and Beef Industry

🇨🇦 Canada Warns of Retaliation Against US Tariffs 💥

Canada is preparing to retaliate if President-elect Donald Trump follows through with his plan to impose a 25% tariff on Canadian imports 🚨. The proposed tariffs are part of Trump’s strategy to reduce migrant flows and fentanyl smuggling into the US. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made it clear that Canada will respond if the tariffs are enforced. In 2018, Canada retaliated to Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum by imposing tariffs on bourbon and Harley-Davidsons, which were effective enough to lead to the removal of those tariffs 🔄. A new across-the-board tariff could harm the Canadian economy, raise prices on products exported to the US, and hurt 36 US states that rely on Canada as their top export market 💼.

🌾 USDA Crop Production Report to be Released Today 📊

The USDA will release its monthly Crop Production report today at 11:00am CST. Traders are expecting minimal changes to the US grain balance sheets. Some believe the USDA will increase its demand projections for US corn, particularly through exports and ethanol production, while others think the agency will delay adjustments until January. While weather conditions in South America have been favorable, it may be too early for changes to current crop projections 🌱. The market is waiting to see if the USDA will make any significant revisions for the 2024 US corn and soybean crops 🌽.

🇧🇷 Brazilian Soybean Planting Nearing Completion 🌱

Brazilian soybean planting is nearly complete, with 95% of the expected area already planted by last Thursday 🌾, up from 91% the previous week. This is on par with last year’s pace 🌍. Favorable weather conditions, including timely rainfall in major producing regions, are expected to result in strong yields for Brazil’s soybean crop 🌧️. AgRural, a respected private group, has projected good yields across Brazil as consistent precipitation benefits crop development 📈.

🇷🇺 Russian Wheat Crop Condition: Updated Outlook 🌾

The Russian wheat crop may not be as poor as previously reported, according to a Russian analytical group that leaked data suggesting a high proportion of the crop was either in poor condition or hadn’t sprouted yet 🌱. However, Sovecon, a Russian consulting firm, stated that it is too early to assess the crop's condition, as increased temperatures linked to climate change have led to a delayed sprouting of many plants 🌞. Sovecon is still expected to trim its 2025 wheat production forecast to 81.6 million metric tons (mmt), down from earlier estimates 📉.

📦 US Soybean Shipments Decline, Still Above Last Year 📊

US soybean shipments declined last week, with 1.6 million metric tons (60 million bushels) of soybeans inspected for export, marking a 23% decrease from the previous week 📉. However, shipments were still 62% higher than the same week last year 📈. Corn shipments were strong, at 1 million metric tons (41 million bushels), up 10% from the prior week and 45% higher than the same week last year 🌽. Wheat shipments, however, fell below expectations, at 226,513 metric tons (8 million bushels), a 24% drop from the previous week 📉.

🥩 US Beef Market Faces Further Constraints from Tariffs and Immigration Reform 🐄

The US beef herd continues to shrink, driven by drought, rising input costs, and market volatility, with herd numbers at their lowest since 1961 🐄. This reduction has driven beef prices to record highs, and cattle markets have soared to all-time highs. If Trump imposes tariffs on beef or cattle imports, beef prices could rise even further 📈. Additionally, Trump’s planned immigration reform could increase labor costs for meat packers, potentially impacting the beef market by pushing prices even higher 🔼.

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