TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean futures fell 3.22% over the week to $11.9450 a bushel, closing Friday’s New York session lower, with soymeal down 1.72% and soyoil down 5.45%. The Bloomberg Grains Subindex slipped 0.04% to 29.3476 points and lost 2.25% for the week. Corn fell 1.23% to $4.4225 a bushel and wheat dropped 2.15% to $5.9050; lean hogs slid 9.34%, live cattle 3.07% and feeder cattle 3.94%.
Chicago soybeans fall 3.22% this week; lean hogs drop 9.34%
AI take
The scale of the lean hogs move dwarfs the grain declines, suggesting the livestock complex is reacting to something distinct from the softer soy and corn tape rather than following it. Soyoil's 5.45% drop outpacing meal points to pressure on the vegetable-oil leg specifically, a channel worth watching given its ties to biofuel demand narratives. Whether the livestock selloff is a one-week repricing or the start of a broader ag complex unwind is the open question.
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