Soybeans ended the Friday session higher, partly supported by the fact that soybean exports are up. They are 189 percent of what they were a year ago. If China continues its current pace, DTN says it could send U.S. ending stocks lower than USDA’s projection. A report Friday from Reuters stated that China’s August imports of soybeans from Brazil rose 22 percent from a year ago. There is at least some harvest price pressure expected, but soybeans are supported by the higher market for soybean oil.

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