Soybean export sales fell to a marketing year low for the second consecutive week. The USDA says old crop soybean sales during the week ending May 7th were below average and while China was a buyer, it was a routine amount. Global demand for U.S. soybeans continues to be impacted by relatively high prices and […]
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