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China's average soybean meal price fell from 3,020 RMB per ton on August 1 to 2,948 RMB on August 9, a decline of 2.38%. SunSirs attributed the weak rebound to loose supply, sluggish feed demand and doubled inventory pressure.
Weak terminal feed demand and high inventories keep Chinese meal prices under pressure, reducing import demand for soybean meal and soybeans.
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