TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean futures fell 1.20% to $11.8975 a bushel on Thursday, edging closer to the July 6 low of $11.67 and the June 15 intraday low of $11.3650. The Bloomberg Grains Subindex slipped 0.65% to 29.3596 points, near its June 30 bottom of 28.5446. Corn fell 0.79% to $4.4075 a bushel, wheat rose 0.04% to $5.9925, and lean hog futures dropped 4.47%.
CBOT soybeans fall 1.2% to $11.8975/bushel; lean hogs drop 4.47%
The split within the grains complex is the signal here: soybeans and corn sliding while wheat holds flat suggests pressure specific to feed and oilseed demand rather than a broad commodity risk-off. Lean hogs' 4.47% drop is the sharper move and points to weakness in the livestock side that can feed back into feed demand expectations. Soybeans sitting just above the July low is the level worth watching — whether that floor holds or gives way is the open question for the complex.
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