Soybeans were modestly lower on fund and technical selling. Old crop export sales were a marketing year low at 5.2 million bushels and the trade’s waiting to see what happens next week in China. China was the top purchaser of old crop last week, but it was a minimal purchase as Beijing continues to focus […]
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