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*China soybean cancellations weigh on CBOT futures. BEIJING/ SINGAPORE, March 19- China's leading soybean trader, the Sunrise Group, will cancel almost 2 million tonnes of Brazilian soybean cargoes because shipments have been delayed by severe port congestion in the South American nation, a company official said.
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*Uncertainty ahead of March 28 USDA reports limits buying. But processors are probably having a tough time getting beans to crush because our supplies are low, "said Jack Scoville, vice president of The Price Futures Group."
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*Soybeans slide for third day on South America harvest. CHICAGO, March 14- U.S. wheat futures rose for a sixth straight session on Thursday on robust demand from domestic livestock feeders and exporters, which booked their biggest weekly sales in two years last week.
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*South American soy supplies flood market. CHICAGO, March 13- U.S. soybean futures tumbled for a second straight day on Wednesday on slowing global demand for the remnants of last autumn's U.S. harvest as South American supplies begin to flood the market.
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*U.S. soy demand slows as S. American supplies flood market. CHICAGO, March 13- U.S. soybean futures tumbled for a second straight day on Wednesday on slowing global demand for the remnants of last autumn's U.S. harvest as South American supplies are beginning to flood the market.
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Wheat futures rose modestly while soybeans drifted lower in light trading, pressured by a lack of fresh export buying by top importer China. " Cash is strong and there will be a squeeze in May and July because of that- we will be short of corn, "said Joe Bedore, CBOT floor manager for trade house INTL FCStone.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli talks with Stan Bedows, Rand Financial Services, about the latest USDA report and what it indicates about future grain prices.
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CHICAGO, March 8- Recent declines in U.S. corn futures prices have failed to dent growers' enthusiasm for planting the feed grain this spring, even though soybean prices have outperformed corn, farmers and analysts said.
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Traders were waiting for the U.S. Department of Agriculture to issue a monthly crop report at 11 a.m. CST which is expected to reduce the outlook for U.S. soybean inventories and harvests in South America. Demand for the oilseed has been shifting to the United States from Brazil as port delays have slowed the flow of soybeans from South America.
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*China soy imports fall in February. Analysts had expected USDA to drop the estimate 4 percent due to strong export demand. Beans got the worst end of the deal from the standpoint of South America supplies, the Brazilian production number, and U.S. stocks not being changed, "said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics& Consulting.
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WASHINGTON, March 8- U.S. farmers will reap their largest corn and soybean crops ever in 2013, rebuilding stockpiles nearly exhausted after three years of falling production, an influential Midwestern think tank projected on Friday, foreseeing sharply lower commodity prices when the new crop is harvested this fall.
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*Trade hesitant ahead of Friday's USDA forecasts. HAMBURG/ SINGAPORE, March 6- Chicago soybeans were slightly weaker on Wednesday in a pullback following two sessions of gains based on strong demand for tight U.S. supplies, while improved harvest forecasts kept wheat below corn prices.
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CHICAGO, March 5- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures rose to their highest level in nearly four months on Tuesday as holdups in getting recently harvested South American crops to market buoyed demand for U.S. supplies, traders said.
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CHICAGO, March 5- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures rose to their highest level in nearly four months in Tuesday morning trading, buoyed by strong overseas demand for U.S. supplies, traders said.
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CHICAGO, March 5- Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures rose to their highest level in nearly four months in Tuesday morning trading, buoyed by strong overseas demand for U.S. supplies, traders said.
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*Slower growth in China may dampen soybean demand. CHICAGO, March 1- U.S. soybean futures fell on Friday along with crude oil prices, pressured by weaker-than expected economic data from China, traders said. CBOT May soybeans settled down 8-3/ 4 cents at $14.43- 1/ 2 a bushel.
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*Slower growth in China may dampen soybean demand. CHICAGO, March 1- U.S. soybean futures dropped 1.2 percent on Friday along with falling crude oil prices, pressured by weaker-than expected economic data from China, traders said. At 11:47 a.m. CST, CBOT May soybeans were down 15 cents at $14.37- 1/ 4 a bushel.
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*Slower growth in China may dampen soybean demand. CHICAGO, March 1- U.S. soybean futures dropped early on Friday along with falling crude oil prices, pressured The U.S. Agriculture Department's announcement of another sale of U.S. soy to the world's top buyer of the oilseed kept losses in check, however.
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PARIS/ SINGAPORE, Feb 28- U.S. wheat and soybean futures rose on Thursday as signs of fresh export demand turned attention back to tight short-term supply in grains and soybeans.
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CHICAGO, Feb 27- U.S. soybean futures rose on Wednesday as delays in getting recently harvested crops in Brazil to ports bolstered export demand for U.S. supplies, traders said. "
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