Soy Steady: Cautious Markets Eye China, Brazil's Crop
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This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.
Welcome back to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker, I’m Vanessa Clark, here to walk you through the biggest news, latest numbers, and fresh insights from the world of soybeans. It is Wednesday, October 15, twenty twenty-five, and I’m so glad you’re joining me for your go-to update on soybean market trends, trading prices, and what’s influencing the markets right now.
Let’s get straight to the big number. The most recent close for November soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade landed at ten dollars and six and a half cents per bushel, which is actually unchanged from yesterday. That’s a bit of a pause after a stretch of volatility, and it reflects a cautious mood as traders juggle a mix of global factors according to Brownfield Ag News and market summaries from Total Farm Marketing.
Zooming out, several moving parts are shaping prices this week. US soybean export inspections came in at just under one million metric tons for the week ending October ninth. That’s up nearly twenty-seven percent from last week, but still, about fifty percent lower compared to the same week last year. The drop in export activity is partly because China, usually the world’s top soybean importer, continues to be mostly absent from US buying tables. Instead, they’re buying more from South America as trade tensions and tariffs with the US persist.
Tensions are further keeping traders on their toes. President Trump’s ongoing threats of increased tariffs and talk about possibly shutting down trade in used cooking oil with China have added uncertainty. While those threats don’t immediately change the fundamentals, uncertainty breathes volatility into the market and makes it harder for prices to climb.
Looking south, Brazil’s soybean planting is progressing briskly, at about fourteen percent complete, marking the third fastest pace on record. However, there are reports that early planted fields are struggling with poor germination due to dry weather. Some Brazilian farmers are facing costly replanting decisions. If widespread, this could impact total production estimates, but analysts say the effect on yields is not certain yet.
On a brighter note for US farmers, soybean prices are now more competitive than Brazilian beans for export, thanks in part to currency fluctuations and softer South American prices. That could spark some extra demand for American soybeans in the weeks ahead, especially if logistical issues pop up in Brazil’s shipping channels.
Closer to home, the US soybean harvest is about sixty percent complete—slightly behind last year, but still moving at a steady clip given weather delays and scattered rains.
So, what does all this mean for you, whether you’re following grain markets for your farming operation, watching food costs, or just want to track soybean prices out of curiosity? The key takeaway is that the market is in a holding pattern. Export demand is weaker than usual, trade uncertainty lingers, and South America’s crop can either stabilize the market if it goes well or cause new price swings if weather problems persist. If you are marketing soybeans, stay agile—pay close attention to export news and South American weather updates, as both could tip the balance quickly.
That wraps up today’s Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark and I want to thank you for listening and making us part of your day. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a fresh update and join me next time for more essential news, actionable insights, and the latest trading prices from the world of soybeans. Have a fantastic rest of your day and happy marketing!
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