World: Rapeseed prices continue to fall under pressure from increased crop forecasts in Canada and the EU

Published 2023년 10월 31일

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Stratégie Grains has increased its forecast for EU rapeseed production in 2023/24 due to better-than-expected yields in Romania, France, and Germany. This has led to a decrease in prices for rapeseed and canola in October. However, experts suggest that prices will rise again after the new year due to increased demand and reduced exports from Canada and a decrease in demand from China.
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Stratégie Grains experts have increased their forecast for EU rapeseed production in 2023/24 MY in 2023/24 by 0.2 to 19.7 million tons (19.5 million tons in 2022/23), thanks to better-than-expected yields in Romania , France and Germany. In October, prices for rapeseed and canola fell by 6% and 4.2%, respectively, as crop forecasts were raised in the EU and Canada, where harvest conditions were favorable. Paris MATIF February canola futures fell 6% in October but are up 1.2% since Monday to €432.75/t or $458/t, while Winnipeg January canola futures are down 4.0% in October. 2% to 688 CAD/t or 497 $/t, having lost 19.2% since September 1. November soybean futures in Chicago fell 8.3% to $467/t since September 1, pressured by active soybean planting in Brazil and harvesting in the United States. In Ukraine, rapeseed prices remain at 330-345 $/t with delivery to the ports of the Danube and the Black Sea and 380-390-410 €/t with delivery to the Baltic ports and German factories. But ...
Source: Oilworld

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