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Soybean futures fell below $12.1 per bushel, approaching a two-week low as expectations of ample global supplies offset support from strong US export demand and deteriorating crop conditions. The USDA lowered its good-to-excellent rating for the nation’s soybean crop to 63% from 66% a week earlier, reflecting persistent heat in parts of the Midwest. At the same time, China’s Sinograin plans to auction 500,000 metric tons of imported soybeans, its largest sale since January, to free up storage ahead of new US arrivals, reinforcing expectations for continued US export demand. The USDA also reported multiple soybean export sales to China earlier this month, including 340,000 metric tons and 264,000 metric tons, alongside 256,634 metric tons to Mexico. Meanwhile, Brazil is expected to export a record 115.4 million metric tons of soybeans in 2026, according to crushers group Abiove, raising its outlook by 1.1% from a June projection while increasing soy crushing estimates.
