Export sales for some key commodities popped higher during the week ending May 12th. China was back in the market after being out the previous week for May Day celebrations, but their demand was somewhat limited by COVID lockdowns and unloading delays, along general sales limitations from relatively high U.S. prices and the recent trend in the dollar. Corn, soybean, soybean meal, and cotton sales were up on the week, while sorghum and wheat hit marketing year lows.
