Core Insights - The global oilseed market may be undergoing a structural shift, with Brazil's soybean production unable to meet China's annual demand, leading to the initiation of a "high-temperature pricing" model [1] - The next price point for U.S. soybeans is uncertain, with speculation on whether it will reach $10 or $11 per bushel [1] Group 1 - Brazil's soybean supply is insufficient to cover China's full-year demand, indicating a potential supply gap in the market [1] - The introduction of a "high-temperature pricing" model suggests a new pricing strategy in response to market conditions [1] Group 2 - The price trajectory for U.S. soybeans remains uncertain, with market participants closely monitoring developments to determine if prices will stabilize at $10 or rise to $11 per bushel [1]