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Reports note high US soybean exports while the euro fell against the dollar, making soybean meal more expensive for European buyers. The article is a brief market note with little additional detail.
Strong US soybean export flow tightens available supply, and a weaker euro raises the cost of US-origin meal in euro terms, which supports meal prices for European feed buyers.
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