China Soybean Imports Set to Cool on Weak Crush Margins
China's soybean purchases are expected to slow as poor crush margins discourage buying, while shrinking hog herds further weaken feed demand outlook. This softer demand comes as global soy supplies remain plentiful.
Why it matters: Watch soybean meal costs ease as weaker Chinese demand keeps global supplies ample, potentially lowering US layer feed input prices.
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