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China October soybean imports fall on high inventories, weak crush margins

BEIJING: China’s soybean imports fell to their lowest level for October since 2023, as high crusher inventories, negative margins and low pork prices dampened buying appetite, analysts said. China imported 7.35 million metric tons of soybeans in October, down 22.5% from the record 9.48 million tons imported a year earlier and 38% lower than September, customs data showed on Tuesday. The volume…

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    BEIJING: China’s soybean imports fell to their lowest level for October since 2023, as high crusher inventories, negative margins and low pork prices dampened buying appetite, analysts said. China imported 7.35 million metric tons of soybeans in October, down…

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