The Market The soybean market has been sliding heading into tomorrow USDA October WASDE report. The trade has positioned itself in the middle of the September trading range and is still positioned in a somewhat bullish position slightly above the 50-day trading average. The market has been trending lower the past ten sessions, but tomorrow’s WASDE will push this market definitively in one direction or another.
The soymeal market has been pushed the most and will ride whatever is said about soybeans and soyoil.
Like soybeans and soymeal, soyoil has slid lower this week but maintains more of the momentum. The support comes from palm oil with canola falling twice as much this week.
USDA’s Crop Progress r...
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