Sunflower prices in Ukraine remain stable despite forecasts of reduced production

Published 2024년 8월 20일

Tridge summary

Ukraine's sunflower harvest is starting earlier due to hot and dry weather, but crop yields and oil content are low but not yet leading to price increases by processors. New harvest sunflower price remains at 19-20 thousand hryvnias/t. Global market prices for sunflower oil and meal are decreasing due to an oversupply of cheap alternatives like soybean meal, soybean, and palm oil. The European Commission has reduced its sunflower production forecast due to unfavorable weather, with Bulgaria and Hungary also reducing their estimates.
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Original content

Dry and hot weather in Ukraine will accelerate the start of sunflower harvesting in the southeastern and central regions, but two waves of abnormal heat have significantly impaired the harvest potential. This is reported by analysts of the GrainTrade electronic grain exchange. The first threshings in the south and east of the country show a low yield and oil content of sunflower, so there were fears that crop losses would reach 25-30% of the forecast, but processors have not yet reacted to this by raising prices. New harvest sunflower offers 19-20 thousand hryvnias/t with delivery to the factory, as the prices of sunflower oil and meal are falling under the pressure of a significant volume of offers of cheap soybean meal and soybean and palm oil on the world market. During the week, export prices for sunflower meal fell by $10-15/t to $185-190/t under the pressure of lower prices for fodder wheat and corn. At the same time, demand prices for sunflower oil with delivery to buyers ...
Source: Agrotimes

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