Mumbai, Dec. 17 -- The US Soybean futures continue to fall after hitting a one and half year high in November amid concerns over declining US export demand and the upcoming Brazilian harvest. Brazil, world's top soybean exporter Brazil, is set to see record 177.1 million tons of soybeans output in the harvest that starts early in 2026, Brazil's crop agency CONAB said recently. This will mark a 3.3% rise in output from last year. The US Soybean futures tanked to $10.60 per bushel yesterday, testing a six-week low amid general weakness in Corn and wheat futures. The USDA confirmed sales of U.S. soybeans to China, but future demand trend is uncertain.
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