Soybeans increased for the first time in a three-day period amid signs that demand in the world's largest consumer, China, is rising and as Chinese investors are waiting for a new crop from the U.S. to come on stream. Soybeans for July delivery advanced by 0.5% to $14.1925 a bushel on the CBOT and ware traded at $14.18 as of 2:03 p.m. Singapore time.