Global: Soybeans close lower again in a volatile session, with the market focused on Brazilian weather conditions

Published 2023년 10월 26일

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Soybean futures on the CBOT closed lower, with November and January contracts dropping. The decline in prices was due to stable weather conditions in South America and the completion of the American harvest. However, American exports prevented a greater drop in soybean prices.

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SNA TV LIBRARY SUBSCRIBE In the last five sessions, December accumulated an increase of 1.54% and January/24 of 0.41% – Image by Oleksandr Ryzhkov on Freepik Soybean futures contracts on the CBOT closed lower again. The main maturities registered falls of 8.25 to 8.75 cents, with November quoted at US$ 12.79½ (- 0.68%) and January/24 quoted at US$ 13.00¼ (- 0.63% ) the bushel. CBOT soybean futures contracts closed lower. In the last five sessions, November accumulated a drop of 2.74% and January of 2.37%. Soybean meal futures contracts on the CBOT closed lower, except for December, which closed slightly higher at US$0.30. The main maturities registered drops of US$ 1.40 to US$ 1.90, with December quoted at US$ 429.50 (+ 0.07%) and January/24 at US$ 415.90 (- 0.07%) 34%) the short ton. In the last five sessions, December accumulated an increase of 1.54% and January/24 of 0.41%. Soybean oil closed lower, with December recording a drop of 1.63%. In the last five sessions, December ...

Source: SNA