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CHICAGO: Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures edged higher on Tuesday, rebounding from a five-month low on short-covering and as rains delayed the harvest in some parts of the United States, traders said.
Most-active CBOT November soybeans surged nearly 20 cents from a session low and five-month low of $9.34 per bushel as traders exited short positions ahead of a US Department quarterly grain stocks report due on Friday.
Soymeal futures were slightly higher, also rising from an earlier five-month low, while soyoil futures were roughly unchanged.
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