Soybeans were lower amid ongoing uncertainties around demand. November beans closed 13 and 1/2 cents lower on Tuesday at $10.41. The market remains concerned about trade and tariffs. China still has yet to make a soybean purchase for the 2025-2026 marketing year. The trade is monitoring weather and crop conditions. According to the USDA’s latest […]
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