Brazilian, US soybean prices remain high despite drops; Brazil still top origin

Despite the steep falls in global soybean prices recently propelled by decreases in Chicago Board of Trade futures, Brazil and US outright prices remain high, sources say, making Chinese buyers more cautious but preferring Brazilian soybeans. From July 14 to July 24, the futures market saw the August (Q) soybeans contract increase 55.25 cents, going ...

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