
Thailand’s weekly agricultural market report for November 2–6 said domestic feed-corn prices rose, while imported soybean meal prices fell. U.S. soybean futures also declined amid expectations of a large crop, and the report noted that U.S. soybean harvest was about 75% complete under favorable weather.
A large U.S. soybean crop and rapid harvest progress add supply pressure to soybeans and meal, while higher domestic feed-corn prices raise local feed costs. The report expected domestic corn prices to hold steady.
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