SOYBEANS– Soybeans started their descent in the overnight session, falling 33 cents in the May contract. Soybeans were limit down, -70 cents during today’s session. Soybeans sold-off because President Trump threatened to delay the Beijing summit if China chooses to assist in the Strait of Hormuz. It’s also being reported that China is interested in US crops other than soybeans. …
WRT World Agricultural Supply and Demand March 15
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Wheat Closes Higher on Friday
SOYBEANS– The grains have continued to trade higher, especially in the overnight session. Soybeans were up 9 ¾ cents overnight. There was some profit-taking going on during today’s session. Brazil’s harvest is estimated at halfway complete. CONAB estimates Brazil’s soybean crop at 177.84 mmt, which is a 0.1% drop from last month. Brazil’s soybean production was 171.48 mmt in 2025. …
Soybeans Rally on Thursday
SOYBEANS– May was up 12 ½ cents in the overnight and up again today. The grain markets have had a very bullish reaction to the Iran conflict. Brazil exporters have gone no bid. Cargill has stopped exports, as China has requested that Brazil adjust their soybean inspection process. Brazil’s harvest is estimated at 50% complete, still behind the average pace. …
Grains Rally on Wednesday
SOYBEANS– Soybeans continued their recent trend of trading higher in the overnight session. May was up 10 ¼ cents overnight. Soybeans rallied again during today’s session. Soybeans have been supported by the strong bullish trend in soybean oil. Yesterday’s WASDE report was quiet for soybeans. There were no changes to the domestic balance sheet. World production was kept close to …
Soybeans Rally Following a Quiet WASDE Report
SOYBEANS– Soybeans were down 3 cents in the overnight session but closed higher today. It was a quiet report day for soybeans. There were no changes to the domestic balance sheet. World production was kept close to unchanged. The estimate for Argentina’s soybean production was 48 mmt, from 48.50 previously. World ending stocks were estimated on today’s report at 125.31 …
The Grains Start the Week Lower Following Last Week’s Rally
SOYBEANS– Soybeans were up 19 ¼ cents in the overnight session but traded lower today. Soybean oil closed the day lower, after 10 days of higher closes. President Trump is expected to meet with China at the end of the month. Both countries are said to be aiming to set their differences in regard to Iran aside to focus on …
WRT World Agricultural Supply and Demand March 8
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The Grains Rally to End the Week
SOYBEANS– Soybeans rallied hard to end the week along with wheat. The war in Iran has been supportive for the grains, in addition to lackluster rainfall in Argentina. Given the recent strength, I feel soybeans can rally another 20-30 cents. The plantings report will give further insight into acreage numbers at the end of the month. 4-5m acres are expected …
Wheat Leads the Grains Higher on Thursday
SOYBEANS– Soybeans were up 4 cents in the overnight session and were higher again today. Soybean oil keeps ripping higher. CONAB estimates Brazil’s harvest is 42% complete versus the 5-year average at 38%. Export sales came with the estimated range this morning. Exports were 383k for the current marketing year. Exports are at 84.1% of the USDA forecast compared to …