Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Export sales were up on the week at 38 million bushels, led by China, but the Golden Week holiday could limit their demand for a few days. Egypt took second place in the weekly sales update. U.S. harvest delays are ongoing ahead of a drier weather pattern. […]
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