Soybeans

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Soybeans Profile

The soybean was introduced to Europe in the 1700s. Since then, it has made a mark for itself worldwide by providing oil and protein sources. America produces 55% of the world's soybeans while exporting 37% of the same. Soybean has become a staple food for many countries, and most of it produced is used to extract the oil used for culinary purposes. After the extraction of the oil, the leftovers from the soybean meal are used for agricultural feed for livestock.

Exchanges that deal in Soybean trading both in an open outcry format and electronically are the CME Group (Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), e-CBOT), National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, Mercado a Termino de Buenos Aires, Dalian Commodity Exchange, the Brazilian Mercantile and Futures Exchange, Kansai Commodities Exchange, and the Tokyo Grain Exchange. Whole soybeans are also a tradeable commodity at FP Markets.

The soybean produces two main byproducts which are the soybean oil and the soybean meal. Both have their own supply and demand prices that impact future prices.

The price of soybean can be affected by factors such as changing weather conditions, distribution costs, geopolitics, global health issues and the strength of the US dollar. Also, the price of soybean is moved by factors that relate to supply and demand.

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Soybeans Trading FAQ

Traders can follow the reports produced by the United States Department of Agriculture four times each year. It details the capacity of on-and-off-farm storage of all grains, which makes it the most important information for soybean traders.

Soybeans are considered a good hedge against a weak U.S dollar and rising inflation. A focus on soybean trading could be a good way to diversify and create a profit stream. Additionally, the growing global population and increasing interest in a plant-based diet promise a trend in growing soybean demand. It is also notable that soybeans are used to produce biodiesel fuels, and the increasing move towards green energy will help foster demand for soybeans.

The price of soybean can be affected by factors such as changing weather conditions, distribution costs, geopolitics, global health issues and the strength of the US dollar. Also, the price of soybean is moved by factors related to supply and demand.

The best strategy for soybean trading is to trade CFDs. These are a pure-play on the price of soybeans and come with far lower fees than futures. Also, CFDs allow traders to easily go long or short based on whether they feel the price of soybeans will rise or fall.

Trading commodities CFDs ('contracts for difference') is a great way to diversify your portfolio and hedge risks. FP Markets has carved a niche for itself in the commodity trading market in Australia, offering the optimal trading experience. Traders can choose from a variety of commodities such as energy metals and agricultural products and enter or exit the market 24/5 across almost all commodities markets.

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