Brazilian soybeans presently look more attractive than the U.S. competition, but are hampered by concerns about dependability of shipments. However, waiting time in Brazilian ports could be less important this season than comparative basis. Soybeans The South American soy market feels heavy. The "wait and see" approach seems to be paying off with competition between the U.S. and Brazil starting to increase for the critical month of February as U.S. soybean basis has started to drop again. This development has taken some by surprise because U.S. basis for a spot cargo traded higher last week at +128 SF. Hopeful sellers who believed the market was rebounding felt that Chinese buyers were caught short of beans, but there actually seemed to b...