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  • Soybeans Hit $10.67: China Buying Strong But Brazil's Bumper Crop Looms Large

    Soybeans Hit $10.67: China Buying Strong But Brazil's Bumper Crop Looms Large
    Jan 27 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, your go-to guide for all things soybeans, and today we're diving into the freshest market updates, including the current trading price, export trends, and what it means for you.

    Right now, March 2026 CBOT soybeans are trading around 10 dollars and 67 cents per bushel, up about 3 cents from yesterday's early action after closing Monday at 10 dollars 61 and three-quarters. That's according to the latest from Grains Prices and Ever.ag spot summaries. Cash bean prices are hovering near 9 dollars 92 cents nationally, per Barchart data.

    Shipments are a bright spot, with last week's inspections hitting 1.324 million metric tons, almost 80 percent above last year, mostly to China. Year-to-date, we're up 37.5 percent, Grain Market Overview reports. But new export sales are lagging 22 percent behind last year, and China's shifting to cheaper Brazilian beans as their harvest ramps up to a projected 181 million metric tons.

    USDA's January report bumped US 2025-26 production higher, adding pressure, while Brazil's second-crop corn lags but soybeans look record-strong. Funds are net long but trimming positions, per Total Farm Marketing.

    For you traders and farmers, here's your takeaway: Watch that 10 dollar 68 cent resistance level. If you're holding, strong shipments support nearby contracts, but South American supply could cap rallies. Consider locking in sales if prices test 10 dollars 80 cents, or hedge with options for weather risks ahead.

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    2 min
  • Beans and Balance: China's Buying Spree Meets Brazil's Bumper Crop with Vanessa Clark

    Beans and Balance: China's Buying Spree Meets Brazil's Bumper Crop with Vanessa Clark
    Jan 26 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, and today we're diving into the latest on soybean prices, trading action, and what it all means for you.

    Right now, March 2026 CBOT soybeans are sitting at 10.61 3/4 dollars per bushel, down about 6 cents from recent highs after starting the day stronger around 10.72. Grain Prices reports that strong Chinese buying and record weekly export sales of 2.45 million metric tons kept things firm last week, with China snapping up over half. But Barchart notes a pullback today with 4 to 5 cent losses in front months, as Brazil's harvest hits 4.9 percent complete and crop estimates climb to 181 million metric tons, capping the upside.

    Cash beans are holding steady, with the national average at about 9.93 to 9.98 dollars per bushel, up a bit on firm demand. Export shipments last week hit 1.32 million metric tons, mostly to China, Mexico, and Italy, pushing year-to-date totals 37 percent ahead of last year. Ever.ag and ADMIS highlight mixed trends, with support around 10.33 dollars and resistance near 10.72 to 10.86.

    What's driving this? Huge U.S. demand signals versus South America's big supplies. Weather in Brazil mixes rain support with dryness risks, and a weaker dollar helps our exports compete.

    For you farmers and traders, here's your takeaway: Watch those export sales reports and Brazilian harvest pace closely. If China ramps up beyond their commitments, we could see inventories tighten and prices bounce. Maybe lock in some sales if you're holding steady above support levels, or hold if you bet on demand.

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    2 min
  • Soybeans Hit New Highs as Snowstorms Shake Up Deliveries and Export Sales Surge

    Soybeans Hit New Highs as Snowstorms Shake Up Deliveries and Export Sales Surge
    Jan 23 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im Vanessa, and today were diving into the freshest soybeans news, including where prices stand right now, so you can stay ahead in this fast-moving market.

    First off, the big update: March soybeans closed at 10 dollars and 67 and three-quarters cents per bushel, up three and three-quarters cents on the day, according to GX94 Radio closing prices. Thats a nice little bump after hitting a new January high yesterday before pulling back a bit, as AgMarket.Net reports. Early morning action showed soybeans up two to three cents, with support at 10 dollars and 38 cents and resistance near 10 dollars and 68 cents, the 200-day moving average.

    Key news driving this? USDA announced a flash export sale of 192,350 metric tons to unknown spots, possibly Mexico, and weekly export sales hit a marketing year high at 2.45 million metric tons, way above estimates, per Barchart. But heads up, a massive snowstorm and bitter cold are halting grain deliveries across the US for a couple days, which could firm up basis levels. Longer term, Ohio State ag economist Ian Sheldon warns US soybean prices might stay under pressure in 2026 due to Brazils record crop making our beans less competitive in China, even with tariff cuts. University of Georgia forecasts average around 10 dollars and 20 cents per bushel.

    Actionable tip: If youre holding contracts, watch that 10 dollars and 70 cents resistance closely this week, and eye export reports for China buying hints later this summer. Trade smart out there.

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    3 min
  • Soy Oil Lights the Fire: Brazil Weather Watch and Friday's Big Export Test

    Soy Oil Lights the Fire: Brazil Weather Watch and Friday's Big Export Test
    Jan 22 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, I'm Vanessa Clark, and welcome back to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. Today is an exciting day in the markets, so let's jump right in.

    Soybeans are absolutely on fire right now. March soybean futures closed today at 10 dollars and 64 and a half cents, up nearly 11 and a half cents from Wednesday. That's significant momentum we're seeing here.

    So what's driving this strength? Well, soy oil is the real star today. Soy oil futures surged and are holding firm, giving soybeans the support they need to keep climbing. We're also seeing solid biofuel optimism playing a huge role. There's real excitement around potential policy changes that could boost demand, and that's translating directly into better prices for beans.

    Here's something interesting though. Even with all this upside, cash bean prices are actually softer, sitting around 9 dollars and 94 cents nationally. That's down significantly from where we'd like to see them. So while futures are rallying, farmers storing beans aren't seeing that same strength at the elevator.

    What else is supporting the market? Well, trade sentiment matters. We're getting some positive signals from trade talks happening in Davos, with Chinese counterparts signaling potential progress on sensitive trade areas. For an export-dependent commodity like soybeans, that's music to traders' ears.

    Now let's talk weather because it's always a factor. Northern Brazil is expecting increased rainfall in the coming week, which could actually slow down early harvest activity. Meanwhile, southern Brazil and parts of Argentina are drier, which could pose some yield concerns. That weather uncertainty is keeping a premium in the market.

    I do want to point out something important for traders. Soymeal actually finished softer at 321 dollars and 21 cents, down slightly. So while soy oil is crushing it, that meal weakness is tempering overall soybean enthusiasm.

    Looking at the bigger picture, we've got the USDA export sales report coming Friday morning, which was delayed due to the holiday. Traders are expecting between 1.5 and 3 million metric tons in soybean sales for the week. That's a key number to watch because it tells us about real demand out there.

    One more thing worth noting. Brazil's soybean crush estimate just came in significantly higher than last year, and they're projecting exports of 111 and a half million metric tons. That's up 3.3 million metric tons from the prior year. So South American supplies remain abundant, which could eventually weigh on prices if weather improves.

    For anyone watching this market, the key takeaway is that biofuel policy and soy oil strength are your best friends right now. Keep an eye on that USDA export report tomorrow and those weather forecasts from South America because both could move the needle.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and be sure to subscribe and tune in tomorrow for another update on what's happening in the soybean markets.

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    4 min
  • Beans and Bargains: China's Done Buying, Brazil's Bumper Crop, and What's Next for Your Farm

    Beans and Bargains: China's Done Buying, Brazil's Bumper Crop, and What's Next for Your Farm
    Jan 21 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, welcome back to Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and today we're diving into what's happening in the soybean market right now, because there's some really interesting movement going on that you'll want to know about.

    Let me start with the trading price. As of today, March soybeans are closing at ten dollars and sixty four and a half cents per bushel, up eleven and a half cents. That's a pretty significant move, and there's actually a lot happening behind the numbers that explains why.

    So here's the big story. China just completed its commitment to buy twelve million metric tons of US soybeans. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced this week that they finished those purchases right on schedule. Now, you might think that's great news for farmers, and it is to some extent, but here's where it gets complicated. The market initially sold off when this news broke because traders realized that big Chinese buying is probably done for now. They've met their target, so we might not see that same demand level again unless prices become more competitive with Brazilian soybeans.

    But then something else happened. Traders started looking at the bigger picture, and they realized that soybeans might actually be a bargain right now compared to other options. You saw what we call short covering and bargain buying coming back into the market, which pushed prices higher today.

    The other major factor is Brazil. Brazil's soybean harvest is accelerating, and analysts are now saying Brazil could produce around one hundred seventy nine million metric tons this year, which would be a record. That's putting pressure on soybean prices globally because all that Brazilian supply is coming to market soon.

    Here's what this means for you as a farmer or someone tracking these markets. Prices are volatile right now, bouncing between optimism about the US China trade agreement and concern about all that Brazilian production hitting the market. US export inspections are actually pretty strong, which is giving some support to prices, but global supply remains the bigger story.

    If you're thinking about marketing soybeans, watch what happens with Brazil's harvest over the next couple months and keep an eye on whether China decides to make any additional purchases beyond their commitment. Those two factors are going to be your biggest price drivers.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's update, and I'll be back with you again soon to break down what's moving the market. Take care.

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    3 min
  • Soybean Squeeze: Brazil's Bumper Crop Keeps US Farmers Under Pressure

    Soybean Squeeze: Brazil's Bumper Crop Keeps US Farmers Under Pressure
    Jan 20 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, welcome back to Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and today we're diving into what's happening in the soybean market as we head into late January. Stick around because I've got some really important updates that could affect your wallet.

    Let's start with where soybeans are trading right now. March soybean futures closed today at 10.53 per bushel, down about 4 and three quarters cents. If you've been following along, you know soybean prices have been on quite a roller coaster ride recently. They jumped above 11 dollars and 50 cents when the trade agreement was announced back in October, but they've since pulled back to around 10.56 per bushel today. That's pretty close to where prices were a year ago, which honestly isn't high enough to cover most farmers' costs right now.

    So what's driving these moves? Well, there's actually some really significant news happening. China just announced that it has completed its purchase of 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans, fulfilling the commitment that was made during the late October trade truce. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed this just this week, and he's signaling that China remains committed to buying at least 25 million metric tons annually over the next three years starting in 2026. That sounds positive on the surface, but here's what's weighing on prices.

    Brazil is absolutely crushing it this year. Their soybean harvest is ramping up early and production estimates have been raised to 179 point 28 million tons. That's record output, and it means there's going to be huge amounts of soybeans coming from South America in the coming months. The thing is, U.S. soybeans are currently about 40 to 60 cents per bushel more expensive than South American soybeans, so unless prices become more competitive, we might not see a ton of additional Chinese buying beyond what they've already committed to.

    Add to that the uncertainties around ongoing trade talks and tariff policies, and you've got a market that's feeling pretty pressured right now. Cold weather in the Upper Midwest is also affecting truck traffic this week, which can impact the pace of grain movement.

    Looking ahead, expect March soybean futures to trade in a range between 10 dollars 40 cents and 10 dollars 60 cents. The real story to watch over the next couple of months is going to be Brazil's massive supply hitting global markets and whether additional export demand materializes.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Soybean Price Tracker. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss our next episode. I'll be back tomorrow with more market insights. Until then, keep an eye on those prices.

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    3 min
  • Beans and Basis: March Futures Hold Ten-Fifty While Brazil Looms Large

    Beans and Basis: March Futures Hold Ten-Fifty While Brazil Looms Large
    Jan 19 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im Vanessa, and today were diving into the latest on soybean prices, fresh market updates, and what it all means for you.

    Right now, the March 2026 soybean futures are sitting at 1057 and a half cents per bushel, up a bit from recent sessions according to investing.com historical data and ever.ag futures report. Thats holding steady around the ten dollar fifty mark after some ups and downs this week. World Perspectives notes the March contract closed at 10.53 earlier, showing a small bounce today.

    The big story still buzzing is that January USDA WASDE report from the Grain Farmers of Ontario Market Trends and farms.com. It bumped US harvested soybean acres to 80.4 million with yields steady at 53 bushels per acre, pushing total production higher and ending stocks up to 350 million bushels. Exports took a hit from Brazil's massive 178 million metric ton crop, keeping pressure on prices. But hey, US crush for biodiesel is crushing it, up 285 million bushels lately, which supports demand.

    Basis levels look solid too, with old crop soybeans at three dollars ten cents to three dollars fifty-five cents over March futures in Ontario spots. Chinas buying less US beans, eyeing Brazil instead, and freight costs are shaking up global competition per RFD-TV.

    Actionable tip for you growers and traders: Watch South American weather closely as their harvest ramps up in February. Prices could swing on any dry spells. If youre holding inventory, those strong basis bids might be your cue to lock in sales soon, especially with stocks building.

    Thats your soybean scoop, friends. Thanks for tuning in, subscribe so you never miss a beat, and catch you next time on Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. Take care!

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    2 min
  • Soybeans Surge on China Demand: Hold Steady as Brazil Harvest Looms with Vanessa Clark

    Soybeans Surge on China Demand: Hold Steady as Brazil Harvest Looms with Vanessa Clark
    Jan 16 2026
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    This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im your host Vanessa, and today were diving into the latest on soybean prices, export sales, and what it all means for you.

    March soybeans closed strong at 10 dollars and 57 and three quarters cents, up four and three quarters cents on the day according to GX94 Radio closing prices. That follows a nice rally yesterday, with early morning trading from AgMarket showing soybeans up two to three cents at the open. Soybeans rallied on huge export sales of 75.8 million bushels, way above expectations, led by big buys from China as reported by DeLong Company and GrainsPrices. The NOPA crush report also came in solid at 225 million bushels for December, up nearly nine percent from last year, boosting demand for soybean oil especially with biofuel policy buzz.

    But keep an eye on Brazil, where harvest is ramping up and could cap any big rallies per AgMarket analysis. Support for March is at 10 dollars 38 cents, with resistance near 10 dollars 58 cents.

    If youre a farmer or trader, heres your takeaway: strong exports and crush mean hold steady if youre not hedged, but watch those South American supplies closely for selling opportunities. Patience pays off right now.

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    2 min