61.   Financial turmoil in Asia slowed export demand for U.S. bellies, keeping inventories from slipping lower, analysts said.

62.   Financial turmoil in Asia slowed export demand for U.S. bellies, keeping inventories high, analysts said.

63.   Export demand also is picking up, which may help prices if the harvest comes in lower than expected.

64.   Export demand for other commodities also has picked up, traders said.

65.   Export demand for wheat is picking up as few buyers have large contracts outstanding.

66.   Export demand is already projected to slow in coming months amid strong competition from other countries whose crops are now starting to reach full maturity.

67.   Grain and soybean futures fell on expectations that a government report will show lackluster export demand at a time of ample supplies.

68.   Grain prices surged on indications of vibrant export demand and on a forecast that farmers will plant relatively few acres of corn.

69.   Healthy export demand for U.S. oilseeds and grains limited the declines in prices, analysts said.

70.   Hog futures fell and pork bellies plunged the daily trading limit after the government reported that export demand for U.S. pork is weaker than previously expected.