
Soybean futures dropped sharply on Monday, with January contracts settling at $12.16 3/4 per bushel, down 17.5 cents. The decline came despite strong export inspections and new Chinese purchases.
December corn gained half a cent to $4.48 1/4 and December Chicago wheat rose 3 cents to $6.06 1/2.
Harvest selling is outweighing strong export demand, so soybean prices stay under pressure despite China's buying, which matters for feed cost planning.
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