These factors have also captured the attention of traders. CBOT soybean’s most active contracts saw a price increase of nearly 3% for the week ending on February 4. During this period ...

Most-active CBOT soybeans rose almost 3% in the week ended February 4. Money managers during that week pulled both longs and shorts out of the soybean market, and their net long drifted 533 ...

Money managers through Sept 3 cut their net short in CBOT soybean futures and options to a nine-week low of 154,096 contracts, down more than 22,000 on the week. But unlike in corn, there was a ...

Mexico was the leading destination for corn and wheat for the week, while China was the top location for inspected soybeans. CBOT grain futures are lower in midday trading, with most-active corn ...

Mexico was the leading destination for corn at 278,996 tons, and China was the top destination for soybeans at 345,986 tons. CBOT grain futures are higher in today's trading session, this after ...

But for now, they appear less willing to give up their bullishness in corn than they do in soybeans. In the week ended February 11, money managers cut their net long position in CBOT corn futures ...

The grain sector includes CBOT soybean, corn, wheat, oats, and rice futures. In Q4, the sector declined 5.46%, with oats posting the most substantial decline. While rice, soybean, and soft red ...

Wheat and corn futures inch higher. The most-active soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was up 0.5% at US$13.19 a bushel. Prices fell 1.1% on Tuesday as weather forecasts ...