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CBOT soybean futures dipped 0.7% as favorable Midwest weather forecasts led to technical selling, impacting August and November benchmark contracts' prices.
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Soybean and rapeseed meal prices rise driven by futures gains, with market trends impacted by global soybean acreage, weather conditions, and robust Brazilian output.
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Global oilseed crush volumes are projected to hit 580M tonnes by 2025/26, driven by robust soybean demand, with significant growth centered in key producing regions.
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Argentina's 2025/26 soybean harvest reaches 97.2% completion with improved yields but reduced planting area, forecast unchanged at 50 million tonnes.
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May 2026 U.S. soybean crush volume fell 1.45% from April and missed market projections, despite strong biofuel-driven demand and rising crush margins, says NOPA.
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China's May soybean imports hit the second-highest record despite a yearly drop, driven by delayed cargoes and strong Brazilian exports.
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Learn about the updated customs rules for cold chain food supervision venues and its impacts on importers and the frozen food industry.
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Argentina's beef production resumes, and US meat exporters get registration extensions, ensuring stable supply for China's meat market amidst global adjustments.
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May 2026 saw declining spot grain prices in China due to weak demand, rising inventories, and increased rice-corn substitution amid ongoing state reserve auctions.
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CBOT soybeans trade sideways as old pricing models fade and new drivers like policy and energy demand emerge amid shifting global supply dynamics.
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Peruvian fishmeal prices surge to 20,500 yuan due to weak catch and tight supply; soybean meal falls under pressure from abundant imports and weak demand.
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Soybean and rapeseed meal prices rose in both spot and futures markets amid U.S. agricultural purchase commitments, though Brazilian supply pressures persist.
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EU oilseed production for 2026/27 is forecast at 32.55M tons, up 0.7% from last month. Rapeseed, sunflower and soybean outlooks, crushing, and vegetable oil trade data included.
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USDA reports fastest-ever soybean planting progress for this time of year, with 67% planted across major states as of May 17, ahead of last year and the five-year average.
