Rapeseed falls below €500/t in Europe

Published 2024년 10월 15일

Tridge summary

Rapeseed prices on Monday saw a significant decline on Euronext due to a variety of factors. The main cause was the sharp decrease in crude oil prices, which influenced the biofuel sector. Other factors included economic inactivity in China, inadequate stimulus measures, military maneuvers around Taiwan, the rapid progress of American harvests leading to a drop in soybean prices, and favorable weather conditions in Brazil. In France, the harvest estimates for both rapeseed and sunflower have been reduced due to these conditions. As a result, Euronext rapeseed futures for February 2025 fell by €9/t to €493.25/t, and the November 2024 futures eased by €8.75/t to €486.50/t.
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Original content

Rapeseed prices were experiencing a sharp contraction on Monday at mid-session on Euronext, carried away by the heavy fall in crude oil prices (-5%!). The lack of vigor of economic activity in China and stimulus measures still considered insufficient by investors are indeed weighing down the prices of black gold, and consequently the entire biofuel sector. China's military maneuvers around Taiwan have also added to the market's fears regarding the impact of a conflict on Asian demand. The oilseed complex also remains penalized by the downward dynamics of soybean prices, in the face of the rapid progress of American harvests, expected this year at record levels. Climatic improvements in Brazil, in the middle of the sowing period, are also driving the downward trend. In France, however, Agreste reduced its estimate of the national rapeseed harvest this ...
Source: TerreNet

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