GENERAL1 Oct 2026
Soybeans fall on harvest pressure, fund liquidation, demand questions | Stock Market News
Soybean prices fell on Thursday as traders sold positions and US harvest supplies arrived. The most-active contract settled down 9 cents at $12.84 a bushel, touching a near five-week low. August crush came in below trade estimates at 209.6 million bushels. Wheat rose on Saudi demand, while corn gained slightly. Watch global prices before booking your next oilseed purchase.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The most-active soybean contract settled down 9 cents at $12.84 a bushel, touching its lowest level since August 28.
- US soybean processors crushed 209.6 million bushels in August, which was below the average of trade estimates.
- Wheat futures closed 7 cents higher at $6.82-3/4 a bushel, helped by a Saudi Arabia import tender.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you buy soymeal, soybean oil or similar oilseed inputs, keep an eye on global prices and speak to your supplier before locking in a large order, since prices can move either way.
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