Falling soymeal stocks and increasing soyoil prices, combined with inexpensive imported soybeans, have boosted Chinese crushing margins recently. U.S. soybean exports to China set a new monthly record in August... Oilseeds Soymeal Crushers Continue To Idle Plants To Boost Meal Prices Through last Friday, October 14, China’s total estimated soybean meal inventory had fallen to 442,400 MT, a 60,500 MT (-12.03 percent) drop from the previous week and a 109,700 MT (19.87 percent) decrease since mid-September. Compared with the same week in 2015, last week’s figures are 336,000 MT (43.2 percent) lower. In the North and East regions, inventories fell 86,000 MT (-12.87 percent) and 136,000 MT (-6.91 percent) year-over-year, respectively. Soybea...