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CBOT soybean futures rose on higher crude oil tied to the Iran war and stronger crush margins, with July beans settling at $11.97 per bushel. Oil jumped more than 6% to its highest in nearly a month after US-Iran negotiations stalled, while July soymeal fell $3.60 to $323.80 per short ton.
Crude-driven gains in soyoil and crush margins lift soybean values, while the meal decline offers feed buyers slightly cheaper protein.
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