Since at least early October, I've written more about US soybeans than any other market.
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The bottom line is the market has not changed a great deal fundamentally.
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To borrow a quote from fictional Cleveland Indian radio announcer Harry Doyle (played by the late Bub Uecker, the real play-by-play announcer for the Milwaukee Brewers for more than 5 decades): In case you hadn’t noticed, and judging by the readership numbers you haven’t, I have been talking a lot about the soybean market lately. If I go back only as far as October 1, 2025, the day the US government was shut down and the world’s largest buyer got busy covering secondary supply needs under cover of darkness, I’ve written about the soybean market no less than 7 times[i]. Most recently, this past Monday when I discussed the question of, “What Spiked the Soybean Market – Again?”.
