Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. The trade’s watching harvest activity, expecting some areas to make good progress, but Hurricane Helene will cause more delays in the south and east. That storm is expected to make landfall later this week and move north and west. Hot, dry weather could limit planting in parts […]
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