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In early November, weak demand for soybean meal and soybean oil, consumer stockpiling, and greater Northern Hemisphere soybean availability pressured derivative prices and reduced Brazilian processors’ crushing margins. Meanwhile, corn prices rebounded in most monitored Brazilian regions as buyers increased purchases and sellers held firm amid higher port prices and a stronger dollar.
Dry spells, excess moisture, and irregular rainfall across parts of Brazil limited further declines in soybean product prices.
Weaker meal and oil demand and ample soybean availability weigh on soybean product prices and crush economics, while uneven Brazilian weather limits downside risk. Firmer corn buying and port prices support local corn values.
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