Soybean prices rise on higher imports from China

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Soybean prices rose Thursday after traders were encouraged by a pickup in Chinese imports of the beans.

The actively traded July contract for soybeans rose 23 cents to $14.70 a bushel. The increase was only the second gain in the last seven trading days.

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