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Lower production and final stocks of corn in the US, while in China a larger harvest and lower imports are estimated. In soybeans, a global decrease.

In brief: •    European market shows signs of recovery •    US and China try to avoid a new trade war The EU grain market rebounded after the decline seen in previous sessions. Wheat futures on France-based Euronext rose on Friday, helping the European market recover from lows linked to slowing exports. However, price increases remained very limited for wheat - just 0.75 euros/t for the March contract. The market still remains limited by the lack of new export sales to countries outside the EU. US markets and most government offices remained closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, which also coincides with the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump. However, wheat futures in Chicago closed higher on Friday as corn and soybeans rose, mainly on concerns about weather and the harvest in Argentina

The announcement pointed out that Cambodian rice was successfully exported to 68 destinations around the world through 57 exporters. Among them, 327,156 tons were exported to 26 European countries, with an export value of US$253.18 million; 117,925 tons were exported to China (including Hong Kong and Macao), with an export value of US$75.66 million; and 127,076 tons were exported to ASEAN countries, with an export value of US$92.7 million. In addition, Cambodia also exported 79,365 tons to 32 other countries (including Africa, the Middle East, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, etc.), with an export value of US$69.54 million. In terms of rice varieties, fragrant rice accounted for 76.15% of the total export volume, ordinary white rice accounted for 18.70%, steamed rice accounted for 3.10%, organic rice accounted for 1.78%, and other types of rice accounted for 0.27%. These data reflect Cambodia's diversity and competitiveness in rice categories. The Cambodia Rice Federation affirmed the export achievements and looked forward to further expanding the international market and improving rice quality in the future to meet the needs of global consumers.