Soybeans Surge on Weekend Trade Headlines
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Friday’s Recap Soybean futures were higher Friday with the July contract finishing the session at a one week high of 1051’6, up by 6’6. Total volume was 215,252, with July seeing 116,140 done. Across all maturities, open interest rose by 4,602 (0.58%) to 803,411. July fell 964, or 0.26%, finishing at 373,547. |
TechnicalsJuly soybean futures are trading to their highest levels since February, following positive headlines out of the US/China trade meeting in Switzerland this weekend. The next resistance pocket we see comes in from 1078 1/2-1081 3/4. Above that and we could see a swift move towards the the psychologically significant $11.00 handle. We have been upbeat soybeans for sometime now, so this morning’s move higher is a welcomed sight. Technical follow-through is needed through today’s regular trading hours. |
Technical Levels of Importance
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Popular Options Option trading centered around the August 1280 calls with 2,339 traded and the June 1020 puts with volume of 7,459. Largest volumes in Nov option trading were seen in the 1100 calls (1,051) and the 980 puts (1,138). Options with the greatest open interest are the Nov 1200 call with 23,007, and the Nov 900 put with 23,351. |
Volatility Update As measured by SVL, implied volatility ended higher, up by 0.3 to close at 18.14. The 30-day historical volatility closed the day adding 0.0053% to 18.04%. The SVL Skew was slightly up with the 30-day higher by 0.027, ending at a one month high of 1.79. |
Seasonal Tendencies Update (Updated on 5.12.25) Below is a look at historical price averages for July soybean futures on a 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 year time frames (Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results). |
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Commitment of Traders Update
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