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The Rosario grain market opened November 2, 2026 with lower oilseed bids and thin trading. Soybean offers fell $5,000 per tonne to $540,000, while sunflower dropped US$20, and corn and wheat held mostly steady.
Chicago soybeans also closed lower that day.
Lower Rosario soybean bids signal weaker Argentine export demand and pressure on local crush margins, which feeds through to soybean meal availability for feed buyers.
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