Soybeans fall after rain hits some parched crops

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The price of soybeans is dropping after rain fell across parts of the Midwest. That’s raising questions about how much the moisture may have benefited crops that have been battered by hot, dry weather.

Soybeans fell 2.7 percent Monday to end at $15.8425 per bushel. Corn also fell but wheat rose.

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