CBOT soybeans fell 1% after NOPA reported September crush at a 13-month low of 196.3 million bushels, missing expectations on slow harvest availability. Wheat lost 0.6% and corn 0.5%, with Russian Black Sea export logistics adding supply concern. Repeated USDA flash sales to China offer latent upside, but agricultural softness is unlikely to spill into broader commodity or crypto markets near term.
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By Kirk Maltais
-Soybeans for November delivery fell 1% to $12.64 1/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, after NOPA's monthly soybean crush report showed September crushings at...