
During November 2–6, domestic Thai prices rose for rice, animal-feed corn and pork, while soybean meal prices fell and egg prices were unchanged. US soybean futures also declined amid a large crop and harvest progress; corn futures fell as traders anticipated a USDA production estimate that would still imply the second-largest crop on record.
The large US soybean crop and ongoing harvest add supply pressure to soybeans and soybean meal, while higher reported Thai corn prices raise local feed-cost pressure. These are weekly price developments, with no major new supply shock identified.
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