Soybeans fell in early November on fund and technical selling, with spillover from weaker soybean products and crude oil. USDA says 88% of U.S. soybeans are harvested versus a 84% average, and China bought another 136,000 tons of 2026/27 U.S. beans.
Corn was firm on fund and technical buying, and Mexico bought 1.73 million tons of U.S. corn.
Export demand from China and Mexico supports U.S. old-crop and new-crop prices, while faster harvest and crude weakness cap soybean gains. Buyers should expect continued volatility until USDA's November 10 report.
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