Soybean Price
Track the live soybean price (SOYBEAN), interactive charts, technicals, and the key drivers every commodity trader should know.
- AgricultureAsset Class
- SOYBEANTicker Symbol
- USDBase Currency
- Commodity CFDTradable Asset
Technical Rating
How to read this rating
The gauge sums up popular indicators and moving averages into one signal for SOYBEAN, updated as prices move.
- Strong Buy — strong upward momentum.
- Buy — momentum leans up.
- Neutral — no clear direction.
- Sell — momentum leans down.
- Strong Sell — strong downward momentum.
Use it as a guide, not advice — always check the live chart and your own research before trading.
Charts, ratings, and quotes are provided by TradingView for information only. Confirm the exact tradable price in your Centrino Capital platform before placing an order.
About Soybean
Soybeans are a major oilseed crop quoted in US cents per bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade, serving as a key source of vegetable oil and protein meal for animal feed worldwide.
The United States and Brazil are the two dominant producers, meaning weather conditions across both the US Midwest growing season and the South American summer harvest are critical price inputs.
Demand from China, the world's largest soybean importer, is a persistent and powerful driver, and any shift in trade policy or purchasing pace between the US and China tends to register in prices.
Key Facts
- Symbol
- SOYBEAN
- Asset class
- Agriculture
- Unit
- Per bushel (cents)
- Quote currency
- USD
- Trading hours
- Extended, Mon-Fri
- Tradable as
- Commodity CFD
What Moves Soybean
US & Brazilian Weather
Growing-season weather in the US Midwest and Brazil's key producing states is the single most immediate input into supply forecasts and price direction.
Chinese Import Demand
China accounts for the majority of global soybean trade, and shifts in its purchasing volumes, whether driven by economic conditions, trade relations, or domestic livestock demand, move prices significantly.
US-China Trade Relations
Tariffs and trade negotiations between the US and China directly affect which origin Chinese buyers favour, influencing US export competitiveness and the spread between US and Brazilian prices.
USDA Reports
Crop progress, production, and WASDE reports update supply-demand balances for both old and new crop, often triggering sharp intraday moves on release day.
US Dollar Strength
A stronger US dollar raises the cost of US soybeans for overseas buyers and can shift demand toward Brazilian supplies, weighing on Chicago futures prices.
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How to Trade Soybean
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Soybean — Questions
How much is Soybean live price today?
The live price is shown in the chart above and updates throughout the trading session. Soybean prices can shift quickly on weather news, USDA report releases, and China trade headlines, so check the live chart and current bid/ask before placing a trade.
Can I trade soybeans with leverage?
Yes. With Centrino Capital, eligible clients can trade soybeans as a commodity CFD with flexible leverage and transparent margin requirements. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses, so ensure you have a clear understanding of CFD risk before trading.
Why does China matter so much to the soybean market?
China imports a very large share of globally traded soybeans, primarily to crush into meal for its livestock industry and into vegetable oil. Any meaningful change in Chinese purchasing activity, whether driven by domestic demand, trade policy, or economic conditions, can have a pronounced effect on global soybean prices.
How does the South American harvest affect prices?
Brazil and Argentina together produce roughly as much soybean as the United States, and their main harvest runs from January to April. If weather during this period is favourable, a large South American crop can weigh on global prices; conversely, drought or flooding can tighten supply and support prices.
Do I receive physical soybeans when I trade SOYBEAN?
No. Trading soybeans via a CFD gives you exposure to price movements without any physical delivery obligation. You can take a long position if you expect prices to rise or a short position if you expect them to fall.
Disclaimer
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, financial guidance, or a recommendation to buy or sell Soybean (SOYBEAN) or any other financial instrument. Live prices and charts are supplied by TradingView and may differ from the tradable prices in the Centrino Capital platform. Trading CFDs is leveraged and carries significant risk to your capital — you may lose more than you expect. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please ensure you fully understand the risks and conduct your own research before trading. T&Cs apply.
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