Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Soybeans are monitoring planting and development conditions in South America, which generally look favorable. The trade is also waiting for more demand news from China, with no daily sales announcements yet this week. It’s going to take a pretty big buying spree by Beijing to reach the […]
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