Sunflower prices in Ukraine began to rise following vegetable oil markets

Published 2023년 6월 20일

Tridge summary

Palm and soybean oil prices have been on a consistent rise for five consecutive sessions, leading to an increased demand for Ukrainian sunflower oil. As a result, sunflower oil prices have surged from $670-680/t to $700/t, and processors in Ukraine have hiked the prices of sunflower oil demand by 500-700 UAH/t to 14,000-14,500 UAH/t. The price of high-oleic sunflower oil is currently $40/ton more expensive. However, European buyers have yet to re-enter the market. The German market is oversaturated with offers, and there is a possibility of reduced rapeseed imports to Europe due to ample supplies until October-November and significant Australian canola purchases by French processors. The European soybean market is off-season and experiencing pressure from the supply of cheap Brazilian soybeans, which does not allow for significant changes in quotations.
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Original content

Stock market quotations for palm and soybean oil have been rising for 5 consecutive sessions, which is strengthening the demand for cheap Ukrainian sunflower oil, the prices of which recently fell to $670-680/t with delivery to the port, but rose to $700/t in a few days and even higher Against the background of rising prices of sunflower oil, processors immediately raised the prices of sunflower demand in Ukraine by 500-700 UAH/t to 14,000-14,500 UAH/t with delivery to the plant. In addition, sunflower prices were supported by the increase in demand prices for deliveries to the EU by $20-30/t, as well as a slight increase in the movement of ships through the grain corridor during the last week. At the same time, the premium for high-oleic sunflower oil is only $40/ton. This shows that European buyers have not yet returned to the market. According to Spike Brokers analysts, the asking prices are now: The company's experts note the oversaturation of offers in the German market, ...
Source: Graintrade

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