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

Welcome back to the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker, I am your host Vanessa Clark, and as always, I am here to break down the latest soybean market news so you can make smart decisions and keep up with all the crucial soybean trends. Whether you farm, trade, or are simply curious about the latest soybean price movements, I have got you covered.

Today is November tenth, and there is plenty of buzz around the commodity soybean markets. First, let’s dive into the current numbers so you have the headline info right at your fingertips. According to the latest updates from both AgMarket.Net and Total Farm Marketing, soybean futures are trading higher to kick off the week, with November contracts up around ten and a half cents at eleven dollars and eleven and a quarter cents per bushel. March contracts are up as well, sitting at eleven dollars and thirty-one and a half cents. Investing.com also shows soybeans opening and trading in that eleven twenty to eleven twenty-five range throughout the trading session today.

So, what is driving the action? There is plenty of optimism that the U. S. government shutdown could come to an end soon, according to market analysts. That is creating stronger risk-on sentiment across commodities and spilling over into agricultural markets, including soybeans. At the same time, international trade and export news are front and center. China recently announced it will restore import licenses for three major U. S. exporters, a strong diplomatic signal that might help support the current rally. However, China has still not placed any big new orders, and Brazilian soybeans are still cheaper, factoring in tariffs, so U. S. beans are having to compete hard on price.

Brazilian planting is ramping up, with AgRural noting that about sixty-one percent of their soybean crop is already in the ground. That is up sharply from last week and could mean Brazil starts harvesting by mid to late January, adding pressure to global supplies early next year.

Here at home, U. S. soybean inspections remain decent, with about forty million bushels reported this past week, which is enough to meet USDA export forecasts, though year-to-date shipments are still down substantially from last year.

So, what is actionable for you today? Here are three things to keep an eye on. First, watch how quickly the U. S. government resolves its shutdown, as this could keep fueling bullish sentiment. Second, monitor any official soybean purchases or public statements from China, since a single confirmed sale could shift the market in a heartbeat. And finally, keep your eyes on weather and crop progress in Brazil as their early harvest could weigh on prices after the holidays.

That wraps up today’s episode of the Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. Thank you so much for joining me. If you found this info helpful, be sure to subscribe and share the podcast with friends and coworkers. I will be back tomorrow with more price updates and fresh insights you can use right away. Have a great day and happy trading!

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