
Soybean prices in Chicago posted a third consecutive weekly decline as the Brazilian real devalued and the US harvest advanced quickly, partly offset by solid Chinese demand. Local Argentine quotes also fell broadly as the 2026/27 planting season began.
A weaker real makes Brazilian soy and meal cheaper for export buyers, pressuring CBOT and global soybean meal prices, while fast US harvest progress adds near-term supply.
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