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OILSEED & WHEAT OUTLOOK: 2015/16 Scott Sindelar Minister-Counselor United States Department of Agriculture Foreign Agriculture Service Email: scott.sindelar@fas.usda.gov Presented for GLOBAL GRAIN, FOOD & FEED 2015 (G2F2)
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth Strengthening Dollar
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth Strengthening Dollar Lower Petroleum Price
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth Strengthening Dollar Lower Petroleum Price Rising Stock Levels
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth Strengthening Dollar Lower Petroleum Price Rising Stock Levels Falling Agriculture Commodity Prices
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Macro-Economic Indicators Sluggish Global Economic Growth Strengthening Dollar Lower Petroleum Price Rising Stock Levels Falling Agriculture Commodity Prices Rising U.S. Feed Demand
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Soybeans Drive Oilseed Production Gains
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Rising Rapeseed Offsets Declines in Cottonseed Production
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Soybean Exports Rise with Larger Supplies
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Soybean Exporter Crush Expands with Larger Supply
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Soybean Stocks Grow in Exporter Countries Global Soybean Exporter Ending Stock Million Tons
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Growing Supplies Push Prices Lower
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Soybean Meal to Lead Trade Growth
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Global Wheat Production Exceeds Consumption MMT
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Exporter Stocks Projected to Tighten, Except for the United States MMT Others are: Argentina, Australia, Canada, EU, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine.
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Global Trade Drops MMT
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Rising Global Wheat Trade Fails to Benefit U.S. Market Share U.S. Market ShareMMT
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Wheat Prices Under Pressure by Large Supplies $/MT FOB
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EU Surpasses United States as Top Wheat Exporter MMT
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Wild Cards Export policies Argentina Russia Ukraine Southern Hemisphere Production Argentina Australia
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