Soybeans were mixed, with nearby contracts down and deferred months up. U.S. planting and emergence are ahead of average, with more rain in the forecast for some areas. Soybeans have ongoing optimism about new demand from China, generally expecting better 2026/27 sales, which was reflected in Tuesday’s spreads. China has been quiet for much of […]
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