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Five factors that could shape grain & soybean prices in 2016

2015 has seen the prices of corn, wheat and soybeans fall sharply, dragged lower by a combination of large harvests, rising global inventories and weak currencies in a number of key producing and exporting countries. In this Agricultural Commodities Watch we discuss five issues which we think will play key roles in shaping price movements for these crops next year and what the implications could be.

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