Soybeans were mixed, consolidating. The trade continues to watch harvest activity in Argentina and Brazil closely. The USDA’s next round of supply, demand, and production estimates and CONAB’s updated outlook for Brazil are both slated for April 10th. Export demand has slowed down, but Brazil’s high basis levels could lead to some new business. How […]
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