The Market The January soybean contract managed to end the week higher after decent declines but settling at 1315.75/bushel still leaves it below the 100-day moving average of 1337/bushel. A key determinant is whether central-northern Brazil turns back wetter for the last half of December and January. Notably, with U.S. soybean ending stocks forecast at their lowest in eight years, prices are currently above $13/bushel for the remainder of the marketing year. For the week, January soymeal gained 90 cents and is valued at 405.6/ST, and January soyoil lost 0.21 cents and settled at 49.99/pound.
Speculators cut their net long position in soybeans by nearly 60 percent to 2,538 contracts. USDA’s weekly Export Sales report showed that...
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