Agriculture

Soybeans Climb on Trade Talk Hopes & Weak Dollar, But Oversupply Risks Linger

Chicago soybean futures gained ground Wednesday, supported by a weakening U.S. dollar and reports that China might reopen trade negotiations with the U.S. However, market optimism was tempered by record South American harvests and China’s ongoing tariffs on American beans, which have crushed export demand. The most-active CBOT soybean contract Sv1 rose 2.75 cents to 10.38¾perbushel∗∗,while∗∗Julycorn∗Cv1∗added2.25centsto10.38¾perbushel∗∗,while∗∗Julycorn∗Cv1∗added2.25centsto4.91¾ and July wheat Wv1 gained 5 cents […]

Argentina’s Soybean Harvest Stalls as Heavy Rains, Economic Uncertainty Slow Progress

Argentina’s soybean harvest is lagging significantly behind schedule, with just 2.6% of fields collected—well below the five-year average—as relentless rains waterlog key farming regions and farmers withhold sales amid economic policy uncertainty, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange reported Thursday. Key Developments:🌧️ Weather Woes: Persistent rainfall has saturated fields, delaying combines and raising quality concerns. Early […]

US Corn Supplies Set to Shrink as Exports Surge, USDA Reports

U.S. corn inventories are tightening faster than expected, the USDA announced Thursday, citing stronger-than-forecast exports and record Mexican demand—even as President Trump’s trade wars cloud the outlook for agricultural markets. Key USDA Revisions:🌽 Corn: 2024-25 ending stocks cut to 1.47B bushels (vs. 1.54B in March). Exports raised to 2.55B bushels (up 100M bushels), driven by […]

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