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Soybean prices have fallen steadily over the past year, with Trading Economics data showing a drop from about $14.70 per bushel on 17 June 2023 to $11.60 on the same date this year. Flooding in Rio Grande do Sul has temporarily slowed the decline.
Large expected South American crops and ample carry-in stocks keep downward pressure on soybean prices, which feeds through to lower soybean meal costs for feed buyers.
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