Soybeans– Soybeans were 5 3/4 cents higher in the overnight session and fell lower during today’s session. China booked more cargoes of US soybeans on Friday. Last week’s purchase was a total of 312k mt. The target for Chinese soybean purchases is 12 mmt. Soybeans are losing the momentum that followed the news of initial Chinese buying. Soybeans have some …
WRT World Agricultural Supply and Demand November 30
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Corn and Soybeans Trade Higher on Wednesday
Soybeans– After several sessions in a row with a tighter trading range, soybeans closed higher heading into Thanksgiving. Yesterday it was reported that China bought 10-15 cargoes of US soybeans. Soybean meal continues to hold support. I’m starting to think soybean meal could be getting ready for another move higher. I still like being long soybean oil in the deferred …
Wheat Leads the Grains Higher on Tuesday
Soybeans– Soybeans were up 1 1/2 cents in the overnight session and up slightly today. President Trump spoke to China’s Xi yesterday over the phone. The call was said to be positive, with both sides looking to expand their cooperation. Trump is expected to visit China in April. Ag Secretary Rollins said yesterday that a deal with China will happen …
Wheat Continues the Overnight Sell-Off During Today’s Session
Soybeans– Soybeans were lower today, after trading 2 cents lower in the overnight session. Brazil’s soybean planting is estimate at 81% complete, slower than the average pace. Argentina crop stress is building, especially in the north, with a spell of drier weather lately. China has increased it soybean purchase pace some after the initial purchases after the APEC Summit, however …
WRT World Agricultural Supply and Demand November 23
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Soybeans Close Higher on Friday
Soybeans– Soybeans closed higher on the day, after a 3 3/4 drop in the overnight session. China is working towards the target of 12 mmt by the end of the year, but still has a long way to go. Even if, China meets the exports target the upside may already be priced in on the recent move to 1169. China …
5 Minutes on the Markets – 11/21/25
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Navigating Soybean Crush Margins
Historically, we crushed for meal (to feed pigs and chickens) and treated oil as the byproduct. The Renewable Diesel (RD) boom flipped that script. We started crushing for oil to feed the demand, leaving us with a glut of meal as the byproduct. That structural inversion is the root of current market tension. We are now in the “Feedstock Era,” …
The Grains Continue Lower on Thursday
Soybeans Soybeans were lower again today, after trading closing to unchanged in the overnight session. The US dollar is moving higher again, now at its highest level since mid-May of this year. A higher dollar is not good for exports, but soybeans are also coming down. China has a long way to go on its export agreement. China still needs …