41.   Soybeans could rise after a week of strong export sales to China and other large importers signaled record world demand for U.S. soybeans shows no sign of slowing.

42.   Soybeans could rise if the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowers its projection for U.S. stockpiles in a report Tuesday, traders said.

43.   Soybeans could rise in the days ahead amid expectations that strong demand from world buyers and domestic processors will keep supplies low in the months ahead.

44.   Soybeans have risen in recent weeks, despite record U.S. production, because of strong world demand for soybean oil and other food oils.

45.   Soybeans rose after a government report raised expectations that world demand could overwhelm U.S. inventories, leading to shortages before the fall harvest.

46.   Soybeans rose along with soybean oil prices.

47.   Soybeans rose amid signs a drop in prices this month increased demand for exports.

48.   Soybeans rose amid speculation U.S. inventories may not be as big as some traders expect and after an industry report showed consumption remains more robust than last year.

49.   Soybeans rose on concern a lack of rainfall could reduce the crop in Brazil, the second-largest soybean producer behind the U.S.

50.   Soybeans rose to their highest price in more than eight years after an influential agricultural forecaster lowered his estimate of U.S. soybean stockpiles.