Soybeans and Wheat End Lower On Improving Weather May 21, 2021
July was off 60 cents this week with November down 40 1/4. The past seven sessions have put July soybean futures 141 1/4 off its high. The past seven days have put November 100 1/2 off its highs. Old crop demand continues to run below expectations and new crop is lowering concern about this year's yields.
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