Soybeans failed to hold onto early gains and finished the day lower. While the USDA lowered production slightly, with no changes to the record yield estimate or harvested area, it was largely near pre-report expectations. New crop ending stocks were down on the month, mostly due to lower old crop carryout caused by strong crush […]
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