
Soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell on Monday, with January 2027 contracts down 1.42% to US$12.1675 per bushel. Corn was roughly flat at US$4.4828 per bushel for December delivery.
Consultancy Granar cited the ongoing US harvest, rumors of higher US production and ending-stock estimates in the upcoming USDA report, and favorable Brazilian planting (53% of area).
Heavy US harvest supply and expectations of a bigger USDA crop put downward pressure on soybean and corn prices. A weaker real also encourages Brazilian farmers to sell, adding export supply.
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