Soybeans were mostly lower on fund and technical selling, following a couple of days with higher business last week. The trade continues to monitor crop development weather in South America, which has been largely supportive to a larger crop in Brazil, while there is some drier weather in the forecast for Argentina. Soybean meal had […]
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