この系列は北米(米国)の大豆(仕様:North America physical spot soybeans midpoint)をUSD/Buで記録します。比較は同じ等級・地域・価格基準で行ってください。
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The available history contains 2772 observations from 2016-01-04 to 2026-10-20. These are recorded dates, not proof of the earliest available publication; missing intervals are not interpolated.
USDA's second phase of the Great American Cotton Plan expands 2027 crop-insurance endorsements and moves the cotton tariff-rate quota process to FAS, while ICE cotton trades around 80 cents a pound after USDA lifted 2026/27 world ending stocks to 70.68m bales.
Market Pulse Scope's US wholesale egg series fell 20.9% in seven sessions to about $0.36 a dozen, with cage-free lines leading the slide. USDA has cut both its 2026 and fourth-quarter price forecasts, while China's main producing areas are down more than 26% year on year.
US nitrogen fertilizer prices moved sharply higher in the latest weekly survey, with urea up 9.1% and anhydrous ammonia up 15.9%, even as the USDA prepared record farm safety-net payments for the 2025 crop year.
US urea averaged $796.25 a short ton, up $66.25 or 9.1% on the week, while anhydrous ammonia rose 15.9% to $945 and UAN32 gained 15.7%, even as NOLA barge values slipped on news of a fourth Chinese export quota and a 1.7-million-tonne Indian tender due 7 October.
US nitrogen costs extended their rally with anhydrous ammonia up 15.9 percent on the week and urea 9.1 percent higher, while record September corn stocks and accelerating harvest pushed December corn below $5 a bushel.
US corn inventories on September 1 came in at 2.095 billion bushels, 35% above a year earlier and well above trade expectations, sending December corn to a five-week low near $5.00. At the same time nitrogen costs firmed, with urea quoted at $796.25 a short ton and anhydrous ammonia at $945.00.