Global: A sharp drop in soybean oil prices has increased pressure on other oils, but the premium for sunflower oil will continue to rise

Published 2024년 11월 21일

Tridge summary

Soybean and palm oil futures have seen mixed movements on the back of varying factors. Soybean oil futures on the Chicago Stock Exchange fell by 5% due to uncertainty around green energy programs under the new US Administration, despite a positive outlook with increased soybean processing, strong exports, and a slight uptick in oil prices. Palm oil futures on Bursa Malaysia saw a decrease of 3.8% amid expectations of increased demand due to reduced sunflower oil supplies, though there is an anticipated further reduction in production. In contrast, soybean and palm oil prices have risen slightly in the Dalian exchange. Sunflower oil prices at Ukrainian ports have remained stable, while meal prices have seen a slight decrease, and purchase prices for sunflower have fallen slightly after reaching a seasonal high, leading to a reduction in offers from producers. The high prices of offers for sunflower oil are expected to persist due to a decrease in the sunflower harvest and a lack of cheap raw materials.
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Original content

December soybean oil futures on the Chicago Stock Exchange fell 5% in two sessions to $954/t (+1.9% on the month), losing a week's gains of the previous two weeks due to uncertainty over green energy programs after the arrival of the new Administration USA. They were not supported by a sharp decline in the forecast for the US soybean harvest, an increase in soybean processing in October to a record level, strong soybean exports and even a slight increase in oil prices. December palm oil futures on Bursa Malaysia fell 3.8% to RM4,899/t on Monday and traded at RM4,924/t or $1,100/t on Tuesday and Wednesday (-1.3% for the week ) on expectations of an increase in demand for palm oil against the background of the escalation of the Russian Federation's war against Ukraine, which will reduce supplies sunflower oil. According to the surveyors, Malaysia for November 1-20 reduced palm oil exports compared to the corresponding period in October by 1.4-5.3%, but traders expect further ...
Source: Graintrade

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