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U.S. soybean exports hit a record high in 2025, but prices dropped on March 16, 2026, due to profit-taking and uncertainty over Chinese demand.
U.S. soybean exports in 2025 reached a record third-highest level, driven by strong global demand for soybean meal, whole beans, and oil, despite trade tensions with China.
Export growth outside China helped offset declines from retaliatory tariffs.
On March 16, 2026, soybean prices fell over 41¢ to $11.83¾ per bushel amid profit-taking and uncertainty over Chinese demand, with corn, wheat, and crude oil also declining.
Market volatility followed President Trump’s threat to delay a China summit over the Strait of Hormuz, though U.S.-China talks in Paris remained stable.
Livestock markets rose, while traders increased net-long positions in corn and soybeans, and blizzard warnings hit the Midwest.
Las exportaciones estadounidenses de soja alcanzaron un nivel récord en 2025, pero los precios cayeron el 16 de marzo de 2026, debido a la obtención de ganancias y la incertidumbre sobre la demanda china.