Archive for the Category ‘Soybean’

Commodities Beat Stocks, Bonds, Dollar

Commodities Beat Stocks, Bonds, Dollar

Commodity prices beat gains in stocks, bonds and the dollar this year as China, the biggest user of everything from cotton to copper to soybeans, led the recovery from the first global recession since World War II.

Chinese Demand Puts Commodities on Top

Chinese Demand Puts Commodities on Top

Commodity price increases triggered by China’s imports of cotton, soybeans, copper, and other raw materials exceeded global gains by stocks, bonds, and the dollar in 2010

Gold, Copper, Oil, Corn Will Extend Gains Next year, Morgan Stanley Says

Gold, Copper, Oil, Corn Will Extend Gains Next year, Morgan Stanley Says

Commodities including copper, gold, crude oil, corn and soybeans will extend gains next year as emerging markets drive global demand while supplies tighten, Morgan Stanley said.

Corn Rises to Two-Year High

Corn Rises to Two-Year High

Corn rose to the highest price in almost two years in Chicago and soybeans jumped to a 15-month peak on concern that floods in the U.S. and freezing weather in China may damage crops.

This Just In: A Grain Market Set To Gain

This Just In: A Grain Market Set To Gain

Hey everyone.

Beneficial planting weather weighs on US grains

Beneficial planting weather weighs on US grains

Corn, soybean futures fall in opening moves; stronger US dollar weighs. 18 May 2010 2:49 AM

Oil, Copper Advance on Global Economic Recovery; Soybeans Gain

Oil, Copper Advance on Global Economic Recovery; Soybeans Gain

Crude oil, copper and rubber climbed on speculation a recovering global economy led by China will boost consumption of commodities. Soybeans gained to a three-month high on optimism demand will increase for U.S

Soybean Futures Soared Despite Bearish Fundamentals

Soybean Futures Soared Despite Bearish Fundamentals

In late January 2010, soybean prices were circling the drain of a four-month low. And, according to the mainstream experts, the grain’s fundamental backdrop had more bears in it than the Alaskan wilderness. Yet, in the first days of February, soybean prices took off to the upside

The Slide In Soybeans: The Fine Handiwork Of A Triangle Pattern

The Slide In Soybeans: The Fine Handiwork Of A Triangle Pattern

Soybean prices in the past month have wilted faster than a soy plant in the South Pole. As I write this the grain stands at its lowest level in four months. And, according to the mainstream experts, two main factors have put the bear in beans

Soybean Prices: Will the Past Predict the Future?

Soybean Prices: Will the Past Predict the Future?

Unlike the stock market, Soybeans experienced little of the slight gains of the first days of February. With such gloomy news, Soybeans’ problems will likely persist, right?