The Market Soybeans were already holding up well this week after hitting a five-month low at the end of last week and then today’s USDA reports hit the market. The market was surprised in two different ways to the upside: 1) farmers said they will plant the number of soybean acres USDA predicted weeks ago, and not increase the area as expected; and 2) there are fewer soybeans in stocks than expected, and 13 percent less than the same time a year ago. May soybeans shot upward by 31 cents and clinched a 77.25 cent gain for the week. It was also an enriching week for soymeal and soyoil.
Soybeans are not making the climb alone. After hitting a trough on 22 March at $720/MT, canola rebounded by about 7 percent this week and palm...
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