NEW YORK (AP) — Soybeans are falling after the U.S. government reported weaker demand for the crop from Chinese buyers.
March soybeans fell 5 cents to $14.18 a bushel Thursday. The contract has declined six out of the last seven days and is down 3.5 percent this month.
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