TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean meal futures climbed 2.58% on Tuesday, leading gains in the grains complex. Soybean futures rose 1.15% to $13.1925 a bushel, wheat added 0.80% to $7.2775 and corn edged up 0.47% to $5.3575, while soyoil gained 0.11%. The Bloomberg Grains Subindex rose 0.77% to 34.8966. Livestock contracts fell, with lean hogs down 2.35%, live cattle down 0.87% and feeder cattle down 1.20%.
CBOT Soybean Meal Futures Rise 2.58%, Grains Complex Mostly Higher
The standout is the divergence: soybean meal's outsized move against a modest soyoil gain points to meal-specific demand or crush economics rather than a broad oilseed story, while soybeans and wheat followed only fractionally. The split between a firmer grains complex and sharply weaker livestock adds a margin signal worth noting, since feed costs and animal revenues are moving in opposite directions. Whether meal holds its premium over soyoil, and whether the livestock pullback deepens, are the open questions.
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