US soybean harvest progressed to 88% as Midwest weather improved, and USDA raised the US annual export forecast on strong global demand. Brazil's new-crop output forecast was also raised, while Chinese crushers' utilization rose and oil mill soybean inventories remained high.
Higher US export forecasts and a larger Brazilian crop offset each other, while high domestic Chinese crush stocks cap soymeal prices, leaving the near-term bias bearish.
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