ANALYSIS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING SOYA BEAN IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS & EXPORT TRENDS
Keywords:
Soya bean, International trade, Agricultural exports, Global demand, Price volatility, Market concentration, Export performance, Protein-rich feed, Trade policy, Emerging marketsAbstract
This study provides a systematic evaluation of the global soya bean trade, highlighting its status as a premier agricultural commodity essential for human nutrition, animal feed, and industrial applications. Driven by a surging global demand for protein-rich products, the soya bean market is dominated by major producers including Brazil, the United States, Argentina, and India, while consumption is heavily concentrated in China and the European Union. The research analyzes the inherent volatility in export values caused by price fluctuations, climatic shifts, and evolving trade policies. By examining year-wise growth rates and market concentration, this paper identifies key trends in export performance and international demand. The findings serve as a strategic framework for exporters and policymakers to navigate currency variations and competitive pressures within the global agricultural landscape.
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