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CBOT November soybeans settled 8.75 cents lower at $10.01-3/4 per bushel, and December soymeal fell $2.10 to $273.30 per short ton. The USDA reported 316 million bushels of soybean stocks as of September 1, below the 323 million analysts expected.
China has not bought U.S. soybeans, and the harvest was 19% complete.
Weak export demand with China absent and heavy harvest supply keep U.S. soybean and meal prices under pressure, although the stocks figure came in below expectations.
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