
Chicago soybean futures were little changed near a two-week low as traders weighed shifting US crop conditions and export prospects. Strong Chinese demand was offset by a dollar rally that hit a nine-and-a-half-month high and rain forecast for dry northwestern growing areas.
Corn and wheat also eased.
A firmer dollar makes US exports less competitive and rain in dry areas eases yield concerns, both of which weigh on soybean and corn prices despite solid export sales.
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