CBOT soybean prices for the week declined amid reduced purchases by China
CBOT soybean futures fell over November 8-15.
During the week, the price decreased by USc 18.6 to 985.6 USc/bu.
The market began to feel doubts about future demand prospects. There were predictions of a possible reduction in soybean imports from China due to significant stockpiles and a slowdown in the country’s economy.
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