The US Department of Agriculture on Wednesday published the October edition of its monthly Wasde report.

Below key data in the briefing, and how they differed from the expectations of investors, as polled by Reuters.

Click here for commentary on the report, which sent soybean prices higher but depressed wheat futures.

USDA forecasts for 2022 US corn, soybean production
Crop USDA forecast
Difference from June
Difference from market expectation
Corn yield 171.9 -0.6 +0.1
Corn production 13,895 -49 +10
Soybean yield 49.8 -0.7 -0.8
Soybean production 4,313 -65 -68
Area data in thousand acres. Yield data in bushels per acre. Production data in million bushels

 

USDA forecasts for US grain stocks, close of 2022-23
Crop USDA forecast
Difference from last month’s estimate
Difference from market expectation
Corn 1,172 -47 +48
Soybeans 200 unchanged -48
All wheat 576 -34 +22
 Data in million bushels

 

USDA forecasts for US grain stocks, close of 2021-22
Crop USDA forecast
Difference from last month’s estimate
Difference from market expectation
Corn 1,252 -5 -22
Soybeans 240 +15 +4
 Data in million bushels

 

USDA forecasts for world grain stocks, close of 2022-23
Crop USDA forecast
Difference from last month’s estimate Difference from market expectation
Corn 301.19 -3.34 -0.25
Soybeans 100.52 +1.60 +0.49
All wheat 267.54 -1.03 +0.05
 Data in million tonnes