Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. The trade’s getting ready for Friday’s USDA numbers, expecting cuts to soybean yield and production. The market seems to have dialed in a fairly conservative report, so any major surprises could lead to more volatility in beans. Beans continue to wait for more signs of new […]
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