Because you want to. I keep the same amount of soybeans now, regardless of how the quality changes. Will 20 10 and 1 be expensive or expensive in September? Excluding price fluctuations, September will definitely be expensive, because10-September needs 65438+ labor costs, storage costs and other expenses. Therefore, the forward price is generally higher than the recent one.
The fundamental factors affecting soybean prices are similar to other contracts, so the price difference is generally relatively stable.
However, there are also special circumstances that make the recent contract price higher. For example, the recent sudden increase in soybean demand due to some factors, or the sudden decline in supply, may also lead to price inversion.
About corn, I want to finish with soybeans. You should understand.