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Brazil’s soybean market ended the week with limited trading and prices that were steady to lower, with port offers reaching R$160 per sack. Domestic references changed little amid CBOT and currency volatility, while advancing US harvest progress weighed on Chicago futures; some Brazilian regional prices edged lower.
Ongoing US harvest progress adds supply pressure to futures, while thin Brazilian trading limits near-term demand signals; together, these factors lean bearish for soybean prices.
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