$USDBRL working on 6 consecutive wk of lower levels help fueling #soybeans 🌱 higher in the process. Regardless of weather in SA (which is all that bad relatively speaking) money flow from CTA's continued during this period. "The funds" approx 70k long beans. Seasonals continue… https://t.co/fXkjUfMO3D
$USDBRL down, #soybeans up. Simple enough (sarcastic font).🤣🌱 https://t.co/44MDdSnBik
Ags Prelim OI from 2/4/25 #Corn 🌽 +6746 to 2019228 #Soybeans 🌱 +7039 to 890340 #Soymeal 🌱 +5386 to 593856 #Soyoil 🌱 +3198 to 573470 #Wheat 🌾 +300 to 475163 #LiveCattle 🐂 -267 to 386162 #FeederCattle 🐂 +413 to 81808 #Hogs 🐖 -2190 to 301573 Goldman roll starts Friday.

Recent trading activity in the agricultural commodities market indicates a positive trend for soybeans and corn. As of February 5, 2025, open interest data shows that soybeans increased by 7,039 contracts to a total of 890,340, while corn rose by 6,746 contracts to 2,019,228. The price action for soybeans is particularly noteworthy, with technical analysis suggesting a potential upward movement if prices break above the 1,060 level, which could lead to a rally towards the 1,070 mark. The current market dynamics are influenced by the U.S. dollar's performance against the Brazilian real, which has seen six consecutive weeks of decline, contributing to the bullish sentiment for soybeans. Additionally, the overall commodity space is witnessing increased investment, suggesting a robust interest in agricultural products. The closing volatility for soybeans was reported at 20.7%, while corn's volatility was noted at 22.8% on the same day.







