Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. Core View of the Report - The overall view is that there is no basis for a bull market due to the high - yield in South America, but the probability of a sharp decline is small due to cost support. The market is generally oscillating with an upward bias, in the range of 950 - 1150 cents per bushel [5]. Summary by Directory 1. Market Price - This week, the price of US soybeans rebounded from a low level. Before the quarterly inventory and acreage reports, the price declined. The old - crop inventory was higher than expected, but the new - crop acreage was lower than expected. There were high expectations of improved Sino - US relations, and the "big and beautiful" bill of the Trump administration boosted the price of US soybean oil, thereby raising the price of soybeans. Next week, attention should be paid to the changes after the expiration of the US tariff suspension policy on other countries and the weather conditions in the US main production areas [7]. - After the quarterly inventory report and acreage report, the price of US soybean meal bottomed out and rebounded with the increase in soybean prices, and the bearish expectation eased slightly [10]. - Crude oil strengthened slightly, and factors such as the "big and beautiful" bill pushed up the price of US soybean oil [14]. - As of the week ending June 27, the spot price of soybeans at US Gulf ports slightly declined [17]. - As of June 27, the purchase price at farms (Iowa) decreased [19]. - As of July 3, the spot price of soybeans in south - western Iowa rebounded [21]. - The spot price of soybeans in Mato Grosso, Brazil, remained basically stable [23]. - The spot price of soybeans in Brazil increased slightly [25]. 2. Supply Factors - The drought situation in US soybean production areas continued to improve, with a drought rate of 30%, compared to 32% last week [28]. - The temperature in the eastern US soybean production areas was relatively high, while that in the central - western regions was normal [30]. - Forecasts for the next two weeks indicate that most of the US soybean production areas will receive normal to slightly above - normal precipitation [32]. - Precipitation in Brazil's production areas was low [36]. - Precipitation in Argentina's soybean production areas was normal to above - normal [37]. - As of June 27, the good - to - excellent rate of US soybeans was 66%, the same as last week and 67% in the same period last year [40]. 3. Demand Factors - As of June 27, the crushing profit of US soybeans was 2.43 dollars per bushel, compared to 2.61 dollars last week [43]. - The weekly export volume of US soybeans was 251,500 tons, compared to 266,000 tons last week [45]. - The weekly export inspection and quarantine volume was 224,700 tons, compared to 192,800 tons last week [48]. - The weekly net sales volume was 462,400 tons, compared to 402,900 tons last week [50]. - The sales volume of US soybeans for the next year was 239,000 tons, compared to 156,100 tons last week [52]. - The quantity shipped to China last week was 0 tons (0 ships), the same as last week [54]. 4. Other Factors - The latest value of the ENSO (NINO3.4 anomaly index) was - 0.09, indicating a neutral state [57]. - The soybean planting costs in Brazil and the US decreased [59][61]. - As of June 24, the net long position of soybeans in CFTC was 46,700 lots, compared to 84,900 lots last week [65]. - As of June 24, the net long position of soybean oil in CFTC was 58,800 lots, compared to 61,800 lots last week [67]. - As of June 17, the net short position of soybean meal in CFTC was 101,700 lots, compared to 102,800 lots last week [69].