Lakefront Futures market analyst Darin Fessler says traders digested a report from a Chinese consultant that says China would have no problem meeting $40 billion in U.S. goods. “I didn’t see anything from the ethanol side. The biggest one is soybeans. There’s an estimate of 34 percent more than previous imports. The number was 1.65 billion bushels, which is massive.” Soybeans will continue to see support under the market. “I look at what’s happening in Brazil. They don’t have a big problem happening right now. Argentina is probably the bigger concern of the two. The entire South America has been well above average temperatures. They can run more soybeans.”