Food Industry Network HC Reuters, Chicago, February 11 - --- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean futures ended sharply lower on Friday, traders said, by the seasonal export transferred to South America and a stronger dollar suppressed.
a CBOT trader said: ; CBOT-3 contract SH1 May soybeans fell 17 cents to $ 14.16 per bushel. SX1 new contract for November fell 6 cents per bushel 13.79-1 / 2 dollars.
; March soymeal SMH1 down $ 4.40 to $ 378.10 per short ton on oil of about BOH1 .3 fell 0.55 cents to 58.49 cents per pound.
; traders said commodity funds sold 7,000 population estimated soybean futures contracts, 2,000 meal mouth soybean oil futures contracts and futures contracts 3,000 population.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the closing after data showed speculators increased CBOT wheat and soybean net long position. As of February 8 when the week, soybean prices fell 0.3%.
today CBOT volume was estimated 313,575 population of soybean, soybean oil and soybean meal export 113,759 90,538 population.
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