Corn traded near a four-month low under pressure from expectations of a record U.S. harvest, while technical buying offered some support after prices became oversold. Soybeans also weakened on expectations of a record U.S. crop and weak vegetable-oil prices; the article says China’s willingness to expand U.S. agricultural purchases depends on implementation of a reciprocal tariff-reduction agreement.
Record U.S. crop expectations increase prospective corn and soybean supply, weighing on prices. Uncertainty over Chinese purchases adds demand risk for U.S. soybeans and other farm products.
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