On November 10, Chinese DDGS prices were mostly steady to higher, with improved shipments supporting increases in Henan and small hikes at some Northeast plants. Corn prices rose in some areas, while soybean meal weakened amid high inventories and soft demand; ethanol-plant operations were stable and buyers continued purchasing as needed.
Improved DDGS movement and firmer corn input costs support DDGS prices, but weak livestock demand and cheaper soybean meal as a substitute limit upside. The near-term price outlook is broadly steady, with regional gains possible.
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