Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling, pulling contracts to a lower weekly finish. The trade continues to monitor the U.S. harvest and South American planting weather, expecting generally good all-around progress in the next few days. The Rosario Grain Exchange left its outlook for Argentina’s soybean crop at 47 million tons, noting better […]
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