The weekly oilseed update covers July 14 to 19, 2025, when CBOT soybeans fell to 1,001 cents per bushel and then recovered to 1,013.40 after better Corn Belt rain forecasts. US soybean export sales were down 63% week on week, and NOPA reported a record June crush.
Brazil is expected to export 12.19 million tonnes of soybeans in July, and China's imports are estimated at 10.5 million tonnes.
Strong Brazilian exports and weaker US sales weigh on US soybean demand, while a record crush supports meal and oil. Weather forecasts continue to drive short-term price swings.
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