CBOT soybeans set for strongest week since April on China buying agreement

BEIJING: Chicago soybean futures edged lower on Friday, remaining on course for their largest weekly gain in more than six months, buoyed by news that Beijing has agreed to ramp up purchases of US farm goods as part of a trade truce with Washington.

Corn and wheat were also set for their third consecutive weekly gains.

CBOT soybeans set for strongest week since April on China buying agreement

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