
Brazil's expanding soybean crush and biodiesel-driven demand are cutting into Argentina's lead in soybean meal exports. Global soybean meal prices have fallen about 10% since May, squeezing Argentine crush margins and softening bids for local beans.
Physical soybean offers in EUR terms are described as generally soft.
Lower meal prices and weaker crush margins in Argentina reduce processors' ability to pay for soybeans, pressuring farmgate and export prices. Brazil's rising meal supply adds to global availability.
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Soybean meal prices down about 10% since May squeeze crush margins and soften bean bids, a bearish product-value factor.