Articles By Victor Gusmao

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 34% to 720,332 tonnes in the week ended Thursday February 13 from the 1.10 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Tuesday February 18.

Sales of new Argentine soybean, corn and wheat crops increased during the week to February 5, while old crop sales decreased, according to data released by Argentina’s agriculture secretariat on Wednesday February 12.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 9% to 1.04 million tonnes in the week ended Thursday February 6 from the 1.14 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Monday February 10.

Export inspections of US soybeans were up by 37% to 1.01 million tonnes in the week ended Thursday January 30 from the 738,028 tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Monday February 3.

Net sales of US soybeans in the 2024/25 marketing year fell to 438,000 tonnes during the week ended January 23, down by 71% from 1.49 million tonnes a week earlier and below market estimates, US Department of Agriculture data showed on Thursday January 30.

Export inspections of US soybeans fell by 26% to 729,362 tonnes in the week ended Thursday January 23 from the 979,290 tonnes recorded a week earlier, USDA data showed on Monday January 27.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 28% to 973,145 tonnes in the week to Thursday January 16 from the 1.36 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the US Department of Agriculture showed on Tuesday January 21.

Sales of soybean old crop and corn new crop surged during the week to January 8, according to data released by Argentina’s agriculture secretariat on Wednesday January 15.

Export inspections of US soybeans were up by 4% to 1.35 million tonnes in the week ended Thursday January 9 from the 1.30 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed on Monday January 13.

Soybean harvest has begun in Brazil, and market analysts expect soybean bumper crops from South America in 2025, provided that there are no weather-related issues and that potential tariffs on China by the Donald Trump administration do not disrupt exports. The ample supply from Brazil and Argentina may put pressure on prices on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and at domestic cash markets, sources told Fastmarkets.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 22% to 1.28 million tonnes in the week ending January 2, from the 1.64 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Monday January 6.

Export inspections of US soybeans were up by 3% to 1.75 million tonnes in the week ending December 19, from the 1.70 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed on Monday December 23.

Brazil’s Paraná state winter corn crop was estimated at 15.54 million tonnes, while soybean production estimate was reduced and summer corn increased, according to the state agency Deral’s report published on Thursday December 19.

Sales of both old and new Argentine soybean crops increased during the week to December 11, while corn and wheat diverged between market years, according to data released by Argentina’s agriculture secretariat on Wednesday December 18.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 3% to 1.68 million tonnes in the week ending December 12 from the 1.74 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the US Department of Agriculture showed on Monday December 16.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down 23% to 1.62 million tonnes during the week to December 5, from 2.11 million tonnes a week earlier, according to data from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) released on Monday December 9.

Sales of both old and new Argentine soybean and wheat crops increased during the week to Wednesday November 27, while corn diverged between market years, according to data released by Argentina’s agriculture secretariat on Wednesday December 04.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 1% to 2.09 million tonnes in the week ending November 28, from the 2.12 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the US Department of Agriculture showed on Monday December 2.

Sales of both old and new Argentine soybean, corn and wheat crop decreased during the week to Wednesday November 20, according to data released by Argentina’s agriculture secretariat on Wednesday November 27.

Export inspections of US soybeans were down by 7% to 2.10 million tonnes in the week ended Thursday November 21, from the 2.27 million tonnes recorded a week earlier, data from the USDA showed on Monday November 25.