SOYB / Demand Through 2023 Could Help Keep Soybean Prices Afloat

Soybean prices have been staying steady as the 2023 harvest starts coming to a close. Continued demand from China should help keep prices afloat, whil more_horizontal

Argentina's drought is putting pressure on soybean and wheat prices. Further cuts in supply should help keep prices afloat for both commodities. more_horizontal

The Teucrium Soybean Fund is designed to mirror the performance of soybean futures. We present the long-term investment case. We touch upon a few shor more_horizontal

Soybean futures were on track Friday to settle higher for a fourth straight session, at their highest since mid-May. The U.S. Department of Agricultur more_horizontal

A record soybean harvest could continue to put downward pressure on soybean prices. Year-to-date, soybean futures contracts via the Chicago Board of T more_horizontal

Soybean investors are having to deal with the push and pull dichotomy of South America as different countries will be experiencing various production more_horizontal

Soybean futures declined from the 2022 high. The beans remain in the teens during the 2023 planting season. U.S. and global soybean inventories fall i more_horizontal

Soybean futures were on track Friday to settle at their highest in three weeks after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Prospective Plantings report more_horizontal