Let’s Learn About Soybeans Commodity Trading Options

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Lets Learn About Soybeans Commodity Trading
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• Soybeans are an edible legume native to Asia and
  are an important source of protein in many modern
  diets. Chinese farmers first domesticated
  soybeans commodity, Sugar Commodity, Coffee
  Commodity and Corn Commodity around 1100 BC.
  Since that time, cultures around the world have
  cultivated the crop as a food source.
• Soybeans commodity plants grow in any climate
  with a warm growing season and ample water and
  sun. Farmers plant seeds in rows, and in four to
  seven days they sprout into plants. The planting
  season in the United States is between May and
  July, and harvesting occurs around September when
  the crop has fully matured.

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• At the beginning of the planting season, farmers
  choose which crop to plant. To make this decision
  in an economically rational way, they compare the
  new crop futures prices for each of the two
  commodities. December is the new crop month for
  corn, while for soybeans its November.
• Soybeans commodity processors extract oil from
  the soybean, which can then be refined into
  cooking oil or used as an ingredient in food
  products such as margarine, salad dressings and
  mayonnaise. Many breads, crackers, cakes, cookies
  and pies also contain soybean oil. Biodiesel
  producers also buy soybean oil and use it to make
  fuels.
• The soybean meal that remains after oil
  extraction can be toasted and prepared as animal
  feed for poultry, pigs, cattle and other farm
  animals.

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• Soy is used in a variety of other products
  Bio-composite building materials. Particleboard,
  laminated plywood and lumber products. Commercial
  carpets and home upholstery. Solvents and
  industrial lubricants. Soy ink and crayons. Foams
  for automobile upholstery.
• Many of the economic and trade factors that move
  soybean prices affect Soybeans commodity in
  general, including
• US Production
• The US Dollar
• Emerging Market Demand

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• The United States is the largest of Soybeans
  commodity and typically accounts for about
  one-third of the global supply. Brazil and
  Argentina are the second- and third-largest
  producers for Soybeans commodity, Sugar
  Commodity, Coffee Commodity, Corn Commodity,
  respectively. These three countries account for
  over 80 of global soybean production annually.
  Other significant producers include China, India,
  Paraguay, Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
• Soybeans commodity futures are standardized,
  exchange-traded contracts in which the contract
  buyer agrees to take delivery, from the seller, a
  specific quantity of soybeans (eg. 5000 bushels)
  at a predetermined price on a future delivery
  date.

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