The NOPA crush for November came in far lighter than what analysts had been expecting. Trade expectations had been looking for the crush to fall in the 157.7 to 165.4-million-bushel range, with the average expectation set at 161.7 million. The actual crush was pegged below the range at 156.134 million bushels. This is down 1.74% from October and 3.15% lower than last November’s crush. This was the lowest November crush since 2011.
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