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Soybean prices slipped on Tuesday, driven by progress in planting and a shift in weather forecasts. Futures lost 4 to 16 cents, with open interest increasing by 36,208 contracts on Monday. Cash prices also fell, with the cmdtyView national average down 15 3/4 cents to $11.06 3/4. Soymeal and soy oil futures also declined.

The bearish sentiment in soybeans affected agricultural commodity markets, with soymeal and soy oil futures also posting losses. The shift in weather forecasts, favoring wetter conditions, eased concerns about planting delays and reduced demand for soybeans. This impacted valuations across the sector, with nearbys and deferred contracts both losing ground.

To watch next, investors should monitor the USDA's weekly Crop Progress report, due out on Monday, May 23. Additionally, traders will be eyeing the May soybean deliveries, set to expire on May 31, for any signs of increased demand or supply tightness. Lastly, the ongoing planting progress and weather forecasts will continue to influence soybean prices, with any significant changes potentially driving further market movements.