Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying, with the most active months hitting more than one-year highs. Beans have another round of support tied to the trade deal framework with China, but some contracts did run into resistance, pulling them down from the day’s highs. Technically, soybeans might be a little overbought, especially without […]
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