India plans to raise import duties on vegetable oils

Published 2024년 8월 30일

Tridge summary

Reuters reports that the US may announce a decision to limit the import of used vegetable oil in the coming weeks, leading to a decrease in the demand and supply of palm, soybean, and sunflower oil. This has already caused a significant increase in the prices of these oils, with October palm oil futures rising 2.4% for the week to RM3,920/t and December soybean oil futures in Chicago increasing by 8.2% to $930/t. The average price of sunflower oil also increased by 2.3% to $928/t, with the European Union being the main buyer of Ukrainian sunflower oil, purchasing a record 3.7 million tons in 2023/24.
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This is reported by Reuters with reference to its own sources. It is noted that such a decision, which may be taken in the coming weeks, will lead to a reduction in the demand and supply of palm, soybean and sunflower oil to the country. Amid rising oil prices, October palm oil futures on Bursa Malaysia rose 2.4% for the week to RM3,920/t, or $906.8/t (+6% for two weeks), despite on a decrease in export rates in August, reports GrainTrade. December soybean oil futures in Chicago rose 8.2% on the week to $930/t, fully reversing the monthly decline. The sharp increase in prices is due not only to the increase in the price of oil, but also to rumors about the US's intention to limit the import of used vegetable oil (UCO). According to Trading Economics, the average price of sunflower oil with delivery to buyers during the week increased by 2.3% to $928/t, but the demand prices for Ukrainian sunflower oil from EU buyers remained at ...

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