[ More Soybeans News ] Contract Specifications:ZS,CBOT Trading Unit: 5,000 bu Tick Size: 1/4 cent/bu ($12.50/contract) Quoted Units: US cents per bushel Initial Margin: $3,375 Maint Margin: $2,500 Contract Months: Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov First Notice Day: Last ...
It is currently August and the spot price of soybeans is 6.02/bushel. Storage costs for soybeans on a continuously compounded basis are 0.39/bushel annually. The appropriate continuously compounded interest rate is 8%. If a soybean farmer has just finished harvesting his crop but would like to...
It is currently August and the spot price of soybeans is $6.02/bushel. Storage costs for soybeans on a continuously compounded basis are $0.39/bushel annually. The appropriate continuously compounded interest rate is 8%. If a soybean farmer has just finished harvesting his crop but would like...
That is 47% of USDA’s 1.825 bbu full year estimate, ahead of the 43% average pace. Bean commitments are 37.284... Read more Contract Specifications See More Contract Soybean Contract Size 5,000 bushels Tick Size 1/4 cent per bushel ($12.50 per contract) Trading Hours 7:00p....
Soyabean Prices at Global Level:Prices for soybeans and products are all pro- jected lower November-11. The U.S. seasonaverage soybean price range for 2011/12 is projected at $10.70 to $12.70 per bushel, down 90 cents on both ends of the range. The soybean meal price is projected at...
Tick Size 1/8 cent per bushel ($1.25 per contract) Trading Hours 7:00p.m. - 7:45a.m. and 8:30a.m. - 1:20p.m. (Sun-Fri) CST Exchange CBOT Point Value $10 Margin/Maintenance $418/380 First Notice Date 06/30/23 Expiration Date 07/14/23 (expired) Seasonal Chart Wheat...
In addition, the commodity price of corn on the Chicago futures exchange in June 30th was $629 per bushel of corn, compared with December 30, 2010, half a year ago. Closing price Surprisingly "coincide". The trend of commodity prices in the international market is very important, and even...
The American farmer built storage in Biblical proportions, but this is still not enough for a 3.4 billion bushel corn carryout. In such an environment – if corn planting goes according to plan, and no weather event significantly reduces yield per acre – the $3 per bushel price floor ...
The WTI price divided by the price of a bushel of wheat and/or the price of copper. Maybe further expand by relating to the agricultural and commodities indexes. If I can get motivated, maybe I'll try to throw something together. NOliver on July 25, 2009 - 2:16am Permalink | Parent...
Being short-term in nature, he is quick to liquidate as soon as corn prices rise several cents to $3.15 a bushel. His decision to sell his profitable position is based on the fact that the relative value of corn prices has changed with respect to his perception. When corn was at $3.00...