New in the session was the soybean oil price rally after several days of losses that started last week.
Soybeans and corn ended the day higher in the Chicago market, in a session that had as news the increase in the price of soybean oil, after several days of losses that began last week.
The January contract for oilseeds gained 0.97% (US$5.24) to US$546.10 a tonne, while the March contract climbed 0.88% (US$4.78) to settle at 547.57 US dollars per ton.
Its by-products accompanied the uptrend in beans, with a 1.54% ($7.83) improvement in flour to $517.13 a ton, and oil ended its downtrend with an increase in 0.55% (US$7.72) which placed the closest contract expiry at US$1,399.92 per tonne.
In grains, corn improved 0.68% ($1.67) to close at $248.81 a ton, while wheat lost 0.38% ($1.01) to close its operations at USD 266.12 per ton.
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