Soybean prices firm despite China-US tensions

Published 2020년 6월 3일

Tridge summary

American soybean markets remained firm despite geopolitical tensions with China, driven by continued Chinese purchases due to the competitiveness of American origin over Brazilian origin. There was a new sale of 132,000 tons of US soybeans to China. Rapeseed and canola markets are benefiting from the support of crude oil, soybean, and palm prices. INTL FC Stone has revised Brazil's soybean production estimate for 2019/20 to slightly higher than May's estimate and higher than the previous season's production.
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Original content

The American markets were firm yesterday in soybeans, welcoming the continued Chinese purchases, despite the geopolitical tensions between the two countries, Agritel informs. It should be noted that at the moment, the American origin is more competitive than the Brazilian origin, the consultancy comments. "There is a new sale of 132,000 t of US soybeans to China, even if the Chinese authorities asked their national companies to avoid American origins, in the context of the tensions between the two countries linked to Hong Kong," the report reads. Rapeseed benefits from the support of crude oil, soybean and palm prices. The same is true for canola, even if the destination to China could be closed for Canadians due to the Huawei affair. Analysts ...
Source: Latifundist

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