Soybeans futures price touched $13.10 after a jump in weekly U.S. crush rates. Industry analysts argue that strong domestic processing demand could anchor prices above $13.00 in the short run. Soybeans pulled back lower into the weekend with contracts down 4 to 6 cents at the close, as December was 4 ¼ cents higher on the week. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was 5 3/4 cents lower at $9.40. Soymeal futures were 60 cents lower to 70 cents higher on Friday, with December up $4 this week. Soy Oil futures were 20 to 39 points in the red on heading into the weekend, with December down 14 points since last Friday. The average close for November soybeans in the three days of October so far is at $10.18, which is part of discovery of the harvest price for crop insurance. Poor economic indicators, including a 0.3% decline in US first-quarter GDP, and higher production figures in the North American country weighed on crude prices. At $13.08, soybeans futures price reflects heightened sensitivity to South American weather news. Any frost events in Brazil’s late-planted crop could act as a bullish catalyst for futures.