Soybeans were narrowly mixed. Contracts were down early, rallied with a higher move in meal, but as those gains eased, the gains in soybeans did as well. Meal futures were supported by crush margins, demand expectations, and product spread trade, while bean oil was pressured by that spread trade and the losses in crude oil. […]
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