Rising to the challenge: Global commodity markets

Published 2023년 3월 1일

Tridge summary

Rabobank's latest report outlines the state of the agricultural market, focusing on milk, beef, and sheepmeat in New Zealand and global beef prices. It predicts a challenging start to the milk pricing season due to increased supply and cautious Chinese importers, but expects some improvement. Beef prices are influenced by tight global supplies and consumer demand, with China's demand expected to recover in Q2. The North Island bull price is anticipated to remain above the five-year average in 2023. Sheepmeat demand, which surged in 2022, is now declining due to economic challenges in New Zealand's main markets and increased Australian lamb supplies. Venison prices are on a steady recovery, supported by demand from the US and China, although economic conditions could limit short-term growth. The report also addresses inflation and the New Zealand dollar to US dollar exchange rate forecasts.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Underlying fundamentals have soured as milk supply recovers across much of the export engine and at a time when Chinese importers are more cautious with purchases. Rabobank anticipates the start of the new season will likely see some improved pricing however, farmgate milk price opening forecasts are likely to be less optimistic than last season. term. Any potential upside rally hinges on a supply shock out of the Northern Hemisphere or a meaningful recovery in Chinese demand. Beef Global beef pricing will be shaped by converging pressures in 2023; tightening global beef supplies and weakening consumer demand. It is not clear whether supply or demand side pressures will be the stronger force, however, tight beef supplies will provide an elevated pricing floor for the farmgate beef price in New Zealand. Demand from China is likely to show recovery from Q2, as it emerges from the economic effects of widespread lockdowns in 2022. In the US, a recessionary environment is expected to ...

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