U.S. soybean oil exports have surpassed expectations, leading to a decrease in stocks to the lowest level since the 2012/13 harvest. This is due to a record volume of soybean crushing in October and an increase in the spread between soybean oil and palm oil prices. Indonesia plans to increase the biodiesel blend from 35% to 40%, which will increase palm oil consumption and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. However, heavy rains and floods in Malaysia are affecting palm oil production. The soybean complex is experiencing a downward trend due to the strong dollar, favorable weather forecasts, and record production in South America for the 2024/25 harvest. There is also uncertainty about possible new US trade tariffs on China, leading investment funds to increase their short positions in soybeans and soybean oil.