Soybeans up 6¢. Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

week will be full of yield estimates coming in before the much-anticipated WASDE [World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates] report on Friday. …” said Jacob Burks, chief experience officer with AgMarket.net. “I would anticipate a range-bound trade going through the week looking for real information to determine direction through the end of the year.” Concerning soybeans, Burks said: “It’s hard to maintain a rally that’s built on information that only seems to be coming from one side of an agreement. There will need to be more factual information come from the Chinese side of the deal for the premium that was built into the market to remain. The latest news of reinstating the license of three major exporting companies from the U.S. is a solid step in that direction. At this point, it seems that the only way China will show up in a big way is if soybeans get a lot cheaper to be competitive with Brazil.” For wheat, he noted: “Weather across the Wheat Belt seems to be a nonstory, ...