Soybeans ended the day mixed with another day of unsurprising light-volume trade, this time post-holiday. The USDA announced a sale of soybeans to unknown destinations for the current marketing year. The USDA also announced 151,700 mt of soybeans received by unknown destinations. Export sales for the previous week notched a marketing-year high for soybeans. Development […]
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