Category: Soybeans
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Ukrainian Soybean Prices Rise on Tight Supply
Ukrainian Soybean Prices Climb; US-Uzbekistan Pact Opens Trans-Caspian Corridor Ukrainian port soybean prices strengthened to USD 416–430/t CPT-port and UAH 18,200–18,500/t as processors and exporters compete for a reduced harvest. US-Uzbekistan soybean MoU aims to expand American soy access into the Trans-Caspian region via Uzbekistan as a strategic trade gateway. Global demand backdrop remains firm…
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Chinese Investment Spurs Russian Soybean Processing Boom
Neutral for Black Sea flows: New Russian Far East capacity is geographically isolated from core Black Sea export routes. Supportive for Russian soy growers: Stable local demand for up to 100,000 tons of soybeans annually in the Jewish Autonomous Region. Strategic for China-Russia trade: Deepens agri-processing integration, with potential exports of soymeal and oil to…
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Ukraine Soybean Exports: New Oversight Hits Traders
Regulatory Shift: Ukraine has introduced a new monitoring system for soybean and rapeseed exports to verify producer data against the State Agrarian Register. Targeted Duty Exemptions: Export duty exemptions are now designed to benefit verified agricultural producers rather than trading intermediaries. Support for Farmers: Export duties paid by traders will fund a special budget to…
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Tatarstan Soybeans Quadruple, Signaling Supply Growth
Supply growth: Tested soybean volume in Tatarstan reached 56,200 MT year-to-date, nearly four times last year’s level. High quality: About 99% of tested soybeans met safety and quality standards, with 82.5% categorized as food-grade. Structural shift: Soybean acreage expanded from 1,500 ha to 62,000 ha over the past decade, signaling a strategic move toward oilseed…
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China Boosts US Soybeans Bookings, Pressures Rivals
China is accelerating purchases of US soybeans, scheduling at least six bulk carriers from US Gulf terminals by mid-December, with a seventh vessel already en route. Beijing’s pledge to buy 12 million tonnes of US soybeans by year-end, plus nearly 2 million tonnes already booked for 2025/26, signals a structural shift in demand back toward…
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China Soybean Imports Suspended: Impact on Global Market
Targeted Suspension: China has halted soybean imports from five specific Brazilian processing plants, not from Brazil as a whole. Quality Concern: The move follows detection of residues from a toxic pesticide approved only for seed treatment. Limited Volume Impact: Major traders like Cargill, LDC, and CHS can redirect exports from unaffected Brazilian facilities. Risk Premium:…
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Global Soybean Meal Rally: Speculative Surge & Market Impact
Bullish: Speculative buying pushed Argentine soybean meal to a 13-month high ($360/t), supported by renewed Chinese purchases of US soybeans. Bearish: Market fundamentals do not support current prices; record US meal production and surging Chinese soybean oil exports are expected to intensify competition and pressure global prices lower. Global Soybean Meal Rally Viewed as Speculative…
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Soybean Meal Price Pressure Amid US Supply Surge
The recent surge in global soybean meal prices, driven by China’s return to US soybean purchases, is viewed as temporary and sentiment-based by analysts. US soybean processors report record inventories and processing volumes; meal production is forecast to reach an unprecedented 55 million tons in 2025/26. A growing US surplus is expected to increase export…
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AGROTRADE Secures Europe Soya Certification for Premium EU Sales
AGROTRADE Group has obtained Europe Soya / Donau Soja certification for its soybean production. The certification confirms the company’s soybeans are non-GMO and meet high European standards for quality, sustainability, and origin transparency. This grants the company access to sell its soybeans at a premium in specialized EU markets. Market Update AGROTRADE Group announced on…
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China Soybean Imports Surge Amid Demand Concerns
Key Takeaways China’s Sep–Oct soybean imports reached 22.4 MT, up 2.9 MT year-on-year. The US supplied zero soybeans to China in Sep–Oct; South America gained this market share. Analysts expect Chinese soybean imports to slow in Nov–Dec due to large domestic stockpiles and weak soymeal demand. Market Update China’s demand for soybeans accelerated in the…
