Quoted prices for Indian, Thai and Vietnamese 5% broken rice rose this week, supported by African and Philippine demand and a firmer rupee. On the Chicago Board of Trade on November 13, January soybeans gained 12.5 cents to $12.315 a bushel, a two-week high, December corn rose 3 cents and December wheat rose 9 cents.
Firmer US soybean and corn futures and tighter export supplies, including Black Sea shipping constraints that support wheat, raise the cost of soymeal and corn feed ingredients. Rising Asian rice quotes add to the cost of rice-based feed.
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