American grain prices fell over the past week as the Thanksgiving holiday shortened the trading week and sales volume stayed thin. Peru's anchovy fishing was yielding strong catches, with 429,000 tons landed by November 22, and Peruvian and Chilean fishmeal prices were cut by about $20/mt.
Heavy Peruvian landings add fishmeal supply, which pressures fishmeal prices while buyers wait for the remaining quota. Thin grain volumes kept US grain prices soft, with no new US-China development to offset them.
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