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Wheat prices eased despite renewed Black Sea strikes. December soybean meal fell $4.70 to $324.60 a ton, hitting a two-month low, and December bean oil rose 26 points to 65.90 cents.
Soybean meal weakness reflects softer feed demand and ample supply, which is bearish for feed buyers' input costs, while Black Sea strikes offer only limited wheat support.
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