Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. U.S. ending stocks were unchanged on the month and global adjustments were minor. The big feature globally was a 1-million-ton increase for Argentina’s crop to 52 million tons. Imports by China were left at 109 million tons. Soybean meal and oil exports for Argentina were modestly higher. […]
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