Soybean market in US has been recording a week of volatility and this Thursday, tests slight increases

Published 2023년 8월 24일

Tridge summary

Soybean futures traded with slight gains on the Chicago Stock Exchange, with November quoted at US$13.67 and May/24 quoted at US$13.82 per bushel. The market remains volatile, with factors such as the Pro Farmer Crop Tour, weather conditions in the US, demand, and financial behavior influencing prices. Traders are also considering the potential impact of hot and dry weather on the final stages of the 2023/24 crop in the United States and awaiting new weekly sales figures for exports from the USDA.
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The soybean futures traded on the Chicago Stock Exchange, this Thursday (24), operates with slight gains. Around 7:55 am (Brasília time), quotations rose from 4.50 to 7.25 points, with November being quoted at US$ 13.67 and May/24 at US$ 13.82 per bushel. Bran prices also rise on the CBOT, while soybean and corn oil operate in the red. The market is still very volatile this week, trying to balance between the data coming from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour, information about the weather in the US, demand and financial behavior. Gradually, the conditions for starting planting in South America also came to traders' radars. Although the 2023/24 crop in the United States is in its final stages, the weather scenario indicating hot and dry weather in the coming days could still harm crops and, as explained by market analyst Eduardo Vanin, from Agrinvest Commodities, the conditions could prevent a evolution of productivity and what ...

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