Soybean

China’s half‑delivery of its 12‑million‑ton soybean pledge triggers lower U.S. futures, Brazil’s record export surge, and a call for U.S. market diversification.

U.S. soybean futures dip as traders weigh China’s 12‑million‑ton pledge; market watches shipping updates and U.S. tariff aid for next‑month price moves.

US soybean prices hover near a year‑high as China‑U.S. trade talks and new USDA data hint the expected 25‑million‑ton demand may fall short.

US soybean prices dip as China’s buying doubts surface, China’s stockpile swells, and Brazil’s export surge push U.S. farmers into tighter competition.

The US soybean market is experiencing a tumultuous period, with plummeting crop prices, rising costs, and shifting investor sentiment, posing significant challenges for U.S. farmers and the broader agricultural sector.