
Chicago soybean futures rose in early trade on November 5 after three straight losing sessions, with the November 2026 contract up 5.5 cents to US$11.985 per bushel. Brazilian port reference prices stayed between R$159 and R$161 per bag, while Mato Grosso prices rose.
Heavy rain is slowing planting in southern Brazil.
The Chicago rebound and firmer Mato Grosso prices support soybean and meal costs for feed buyers. Rain-delayed planting in the south adds some weather risk to the 2026/27 Brazilian crop.
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