Soybeans Market Overview Chinese buyers were not very active last week and the Brazilian real depreciated strongly against the U.S. dollar, falling from 4.42 reals/U.S. dollar to 4.5. In the second half of 2019, analysts were predicting an exchange rate of around 3.8 reals/U.S. dollar once Brazil’s pension reform was approved. The reform did finally pass, but the currency did not strengthen as expected. The weaker real has, of course, been great for Brazilian farmers, who sell crops in reals, as their income has not dropped significantly. The decline in CBOT futures was largely offset by the depreciating currency, leaving farm incomes mostly unchanged.  Brazil Farmer selling has been active in recent weeks, trading an average...