Soybean prices in Chicago remained stable, with a slight increase to $14.36/bushel, as the US soybean harvest of 118 million tons is nearing completion. However, market stability is threatened by Chinese demand dropping due to Covid-related economic restrictions, and climate issues in Brazil's soy-growing regions. Despite these challenges, Brazil's soybean planting is slightly ahead of schedule at 80.5%, and crop projections show a slight increase in production to 153.3 million tons. Meanwhile, Brazil's soybean crushing is expected to reach 50 million tons, and total supply for 2023 is projected to increase by 19% to 158 million tons, which could lead to lower internal prices if demand does not match the increased supply.