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Soy Oil Lights the Fire: Brazil Weather Watch and Friday's Big Export Test

Soy Oil Lights the Fire: Brazil Weather Watch and Friday's Big Export Test

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This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Hey everyone, I'm Vanessa Clark, and welcome back to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. Today is an exciting day in the markets, so let's jump right in.

Soybeans are absolutely on fire right now. March soybean futures closed today at 10 dollars and 64 and a half cents, up nearly 11 and a half cents from Wednesday. That's significant momentum we're seeing here.

So what's driving this strength? Well, soy oil is the real star today. Soy oil futures surged and are holding firm, giving soybeans the support they need to keep climbing. We're also seeing solid biofuel optimism playing a huge role. There's real excitement around potential policy changes that could boost demand, and that's translating directly into better prices for beans.

Here's something interesting though. Even with all this upside, cash bean prices are actually softer, sitting around 9 dollars and 94 cents nationally. That's down significantly from where we'd like to see them. So while futures are rallying, farmers storing beans aren't seeing that same strength at the elevator.

What else is supporting the market? Well, trade sentiment matters. We're getting some positive signals from trade talks happening in Davos, with Chinese counterparts signaling potential progress on sensitive trade areas. For an export-dependent commodity like soybeans, that's music to traders' ears.

Now let's talk weather because it's always a factor. Northern Brazil is expecting increased rainfall in the coming week, which could actually slow down early harvest activity. Meanwhile, southern Brazil and parts of Argentina are drier, which could pose some yield concerns. That weather uncertainty is keeping a premium in the market.

I do want to point out something important for traders. Soymeal actually finished softer at 321 dollars and 21 cents, down slightly. So while soy oil is crushing it, that meal weakness is tempering overall soybean enthusiasm.

Looking at the bigger picture, we've got the USDA export sales report coming Friday morning, which was delayed due to the holiday. Traders are expecting between 1.5 and 3 million metric tons in soybean sales for the week. That's a key number to watch because it tells us about real demand out there.

One more thing worth noting. Brazil's soybean crush estimate just came in significantly higher than last year, and they're projecting exports of 111 and a half million metric tons. That's up 3.3 million metric tons from the prior year. So South American supplies remain abundant, which could eventually weigh on prices if weather improves.

For anyone watching this market, the key takeaway is that biofuel policy and soy oil strength are your best friends right now. Keep an eye on that USDA export report tomorrow and those weather forecasts from South America because both could move the needle.

Thanks so much for tuning in to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and be sure to subscribe and tune in tomorrow for another update on what's happening in the soybean markets.

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