US Soy Processors Pay Premiums Amid Harvest Delays

Persistent rains have delayed the US soybean harvest, forcing processors in the Midwest to offer hefty cash premiums for immediate deliveries. Some plants have scaled back production as old crop supplies dwindle.

Xurve View
洞察:
FILE PHOTO: Paul Hodgen harvests soybeans from a field on his farm in Roachdale, Indiana, U.S. November 8, 2019. Picture taken November 8, 2019. REUTERS/Bryan Woolston/File Photo

Soybeans processors in the western United States Midwest are offering cash premiums up to $1 a bushel for immediate deliveries as persistent rains delay the early harvest. The scramble for tight supplies has forced some crushing plants to scale back production. The cash market disruption follows a year of pressure from trade tensions with China and rising biofuel demand.

IUX24

IUX24 提供深度财经、经济与投资资讯,借助 AI 挖掘全球市场中最重要的信号。

IFZA Properties, Dubai Silicon Oasis, DSO-IFZA, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Copyright IUX24 MEDIA - FZCO. 版权所有。

由 AI 驱动 • 精益求精

IUX24 是一个信息与分析平台,提供新闻、市场数据、分析工具及 AI 驱动的功能,仅供信息参考与教育用途。所提供的服务和信息不构成投资建议、交易信号或经纪服务。投资涉及风险,用户在做出投资决定前应审慎评估相关信息。