TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean futures fell 1% to $12.6425 a bushel on Thursday, October 15, with soybean meal down 1.29% and soyoil up 0.18%. Corn slipped 0.52% to $4.7825 a bushel and wheat dropped 0.57% to $6.6925 a bushel. The Bloomberg Grain Subindex fell 0.70% to 32.0872 points, breaking below its 100-day moving average of 32.0955 and nearing its August 13 low of 31.28.
Chicago Soybean Futures Fall 1% as Grains Slide
The technical break matters more than the headline decline: the Bloomberg Grain Subindex slipping below its 100-day moving average puts the August 13 low of 31.28 in view as the next reference point. The internal split is notable — soyoil was the lone gainer while meal led the drop, suggesting the weakness is not a uniform demand story. Whether the subindex holds above that August low, or soyoil's relative strength persists, is the open question.
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