According to USDA, Dec ’19 corn export volumes remained significantly lower on a YOY basis for the 11^th consecutive month, finishing down 42.0%, however Dec ’19 soybean export volumes declined seasonally but remained higher on a YOY basis for the seventh consecutive month, finishing up 38.8%, as Chinese import volumes continued to rebound. Corn Dec ’19 U.S. Corn Export Volumes Declined Slightly From the Previous Month Dec ’19 U.S. Corn Export Volumes Declined 1.9% MOM and 42.0% YOY Mexico was the Top Destination for U.S. Corn Exports During Dec ’19 Dec ’19 U.S. Corn Exports Destined to Japan and South Korea Declined Most Significantly YOY U.S. Corn Exports Destined to South Korea Down Most Significantly Over the Past 12 Months Mexico and Japan are Among the Top U.S. Corn Importers Soybeans Dec ’19 U.S. Soybean Export Volumes Declined Seasonally From the Previous Month Dec ’19 U.S. Soybean Export Volumes Declined 23.0% MOM but Remained up 38.8% YOY China was the Top Destination for U.S. Soybean Exports During Dec ’19 Dec ’19 U.S. Soybean Exports Destined to China Increased Most Significantly YOY U.S. Soybean Exports Destined to China Increased Most Significantly Over the Past 12 Mo China, the EU-28 and Mexico are Among the Top U.S. Soybean Importers