Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying. Beans saw another round of spillover from crude oil, which was up on supply worries, and crude oil, where gains were tied to biodiesel demand expectations and the general tone in energies. Overbought indicators did inhibit gains in beans and bean oil at least slightly. Brazil’s harvest […]
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