A record soybean crop in Brazil and another or near-record one in Argentina, coupled with U.S. soybean ending supplies projected to double from last year, haven’t been able to press soybean prices to the extent that many analysts anticipated.The soybean market has continued to defy gravity throughout the long and mostly bearish winter. A record soybean crop in Brazil and another or near-record one in Argentina, coupled with U.S. soybean ending supplies projected to double from last year, haven’t been able to press soybean prices to the extent that many analysts anticipated. The May soybean contract has maintained a relatively small trading range since last August when expectations for a record U.S. soybean yield were confirmed and futures d...