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US soybean carry-out is approaching unsustainable levels below 100 million bushels, raising questions about whether soybean meal prices are high enough to trigger domestic demand rationing. July soybean meal is near $460 per short ton, close to levels that previously caused demand cuts.
If meal prices force domestic use cuts, crush rates could slow, which would reduce meal supply and keep soymeal prices elevated for feed buyers.
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