Weekly Soybean Margins Increased, Improving from Previous Weeks

Weekly Soybean Margins Increased, Improving from Previous Weeks

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Reports of continued downward pressure on DDGs surfaced, with demand reported as sluggish and weak. Further, sources indicate that this may persist throughout the summer. The price remains at a low of $190/st in Iowa and other parts of the Midwest, including Minnesota/Dakotas, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. 

CME grain pricing was mixed. In the Midwest, weather conditions may have a potential impact on recently seeded corn crops, decreasing by $0.1150 to $5.97/st. Soybeans decreased $0.0250 to $13.50/st, while soymeal rose by $3.40 to $401.20/st and wheat rose by $0.0500 to $6.240/st.  

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