Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, with the most active months still losing at least $.10 on the week. The trade is waiting to see what’s next with China ahead of the negotiations later this month. Both the U.S. and Chinese tariffs remain in place and while the U.S. is planning to delay some new tariffs, there are concerns Beijing might still retaliate. China is already an investor in Brazil, but reportedly also intends to increase investment in Argentina.
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