Soybeans were mixed, mostly weak, adjusting spreads. Planting and development weather in South America is generally favorable. Parts of Argentina could be a little drier next week, while the monsoon season seems to be in full effect for most of Brazil. A big question for soybeans right now is sustained demand from China as some […]
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