CBOT soybeans fell on the day, with the November contract down 3.25 cents to 1010.50 cents per bushel, while soybean meal rose to 275.40 dollars per short ton. Winnipeg canola and Paris rapeseed also declined as harvest progressed quickly and overseas data weakened.
Crude oil losses tied to a possible Middle East ceasefire weighed on soybean oil.
Harvest pressure and weak export data keep soybean and canola prices soft, while the lower crude oil move reduces support for soybean oil and biofuel-linked demand.
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