Soybean prices fall on rain forecasts

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Prices for soybeans and other key crops are falling as analysts expect more rain for soybean-producing countries in South America.

Soybean prices fell 1 percent as traders anticipated that Brazil and Argentina would get more rain after a hot, dry start to the year. Corn prices also fell about 1 percent. Wheat fell, but not as much.

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