soybean Price Indexes by State
Barchart Soybean Price Index Family
Get Free Daily Price ReportThe Barchart Soybean Price Index family is a series of volume weighted indexes and price assessments that represent fair value pricing for physical Soybeans across the United States. The indexes are calculated on a continuous basis and use a sophisticated – but transparent - weighting process to ensure prices are objective and reflective of underlying market economics.
Calculated at the County, Crop Reporting District, State, Regional, and National level – from prices contributed by over 4,000 grain buying locations – there are over 700 different front-month indexes. With forward curves going out twelve months for each index area there are over 8,000 objective prices for Soybeans calculated each day. Historical information is available through to the start of 2014.
Major growing zones are divided among the following regions:
- Eastern – Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin
- Western – Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, N. Dakota, S. Dakota
- Delta – Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee
The indexes are powered by best-in-class grain prices from Barchart. Additional prices, including basis values and forward curve information, are available exclusively to subscribers of cmdtyView® - the leading platform for commodity trading – or other data products available through Barchart.
Barchart Commodities Insider
Soybeans are trading with slight losses of 1 to 2 cents in the front months so far on Thursday morning. Futures rounded out the Wednesday session with contract slipping into the close, down 4 to 11 ¼ cents on the day. Open interest data from Wednesday suggested some longs taking profits, own 20,703 contracts. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was down 9 1/2 cents at $11.01 1/4. Soymeal futures were down $2.90 to $4.90 on the day, with Soy Oil futures back down 23 to 65 points in the front months.Â
USDA will release their weekly Export Sales report on Thursday, with analysts looking for 200,000 to 600,000 MT of old crop beans in the week of 4/16. Sales for 2025/26 are seen in a range of 0-100,000 MT. Meal sales are expected to total 150,000 to 500,000 MT. Bean oil sales are estimated to be between net reductions of 10,000 MT to sales of 14,000 MT.
Brazil’s April exports are estimated to total 16.4 MMT according to ANEC, which was down 0.27 MMT from the week p... Read more
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