Soybean Crush Margins Reach Six-Month High

Soybean Crush Margins Reach Six-Month High

CME grain pricing showed a downward trend today due to last week’s improved weather in the Midwest and the recent forecast shows milder, with the possibility of rainfall in the coming days. Corn slid $0.1700, dropping to $5.04/bu and wheat decreased by $0.3850 falling to $6.65/bu. Soybeans followed other grains lower decreasing by $0.4100, settling at $14.45/bu. Furthermore, soymeal prices dipped by $4.00 to $451.20/st.

Weekly Soybean Crush

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