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Chicago soybean prices fell sharply amid fund selling, expectations for a record U.S. harvest, and limited new Chinese purchases. Strong Brazilian exports and competition in export markets added pressure; soybean meal and oil contracts also saw fund selling, with soybean oil further weighed by competition from alternative biofuel feedstocks.
Large U.S. supply expectations and weak Chinese buying increase available export supplies and weigh on soybean prices. The bearish pressure also extends to meal and oil, though the article provides no specific price changes for those products.
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