Soybeans closed mixed. Contracts were firm for most of the day, but those gains wilted late in most months with a lack of any real fresh fundamental news. The trade’s watching South American harvest activity and U.S. weather ahead of widespread planting, while waiting for some clarity on tariffs and shipping fees, especially as they […]
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