China’s No. 2 soybean futures fell 1.01% on November 9 and were down 4.64% over five days. Analysts cited expectations for record U.S. and Brazilian soybean crops as a constraint on prices, although bargain buying helped U.S. futures recover slightly from a 12-week low.
Brazilian soybean planting was reported at 65.45%, ahead of the same point last year.
Record-crop expectations and fast Brazilian planting reinforce prospects for ample global soybean supplies, weighing on soybean prices and related meal markets.
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