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GRAINS-Soybeans ease as Brazilian harvest begins, wheat firms

Published on: Wednesday 29 December 2021

Chicago soybean fell on Thursday as harvest of a near-record crop started in top exporter Brazil despite concerns over recent dryness hitting yields. By Naveen Thukral and SINGAPORE/PARIS, Dec 30 ...

News source: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/grains-soybeans-ease-as-brazilian-harvest-begins-wheat-firms

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GRAINS-Soybeans ease as Brazilian harvest begins, wheat firms