USDA: First forecast of the global oilseeds market in the 2024/2025 season

Published May 13, 2024

Tridge summary

Global soybean production is projected to rise by 28.9 million tonnes to 687.1 million tonnes, largely due to increased production in South America, the USA, and South Africa. Brazil's soybean production is expected to reach 169.0 million tonnes, up from 154.0 million tonnes due to reduced flooding. Similarly, Argentina's production is forecasted to be 51.0 million tonnes. However, the production of rapeseed and sunflower seeds is expected to remain stable. Global soybean ending stocks for 2024/25 are expected to increase by 16.7 million tonnes to 128.5 million tonnes. Global oilseed processing is anticipated to increase by 17.3 million tons to 560.8 million tons, with the majority of the increase in soybean. However, exports of sunflower oil and rapeseed oil are expected to decrease, which will be offset by increases in soybean, palm oil, and palm kernel oil supplies.
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Increase in global soybean production Global oilseed production will increase by 28.9 million tonnes to 687.1 million tonnes, mainly due to higher soybean production in South America, the USA and South Africa. Brazil's soybean production is forecast to be 169.0 million tonnes, compared to the 2023/2024 adjusted harvest of 154.0 million tonnes, which was reduced due to flooding in Rio Grande do Sul. Forecasted soybean production in Argentina in the 2024/2025 season will be 51.0 million tonnes. Soybean imports are higher for China, Pakistan, Egypt, Mexico, Iran and Vietnam. China's soybean imports increased by 4.0 million tonnes to 109.0 million tonnes on larger global supplies and lower prices. Global soybean ending stocks for 2024/25 are forecast to increase by 16.7 million tonnes to 128.5 million, with most of the increase coming from Brazil, Argentina, the US and China. Stable global production of rapeseed and sunflower seeds Global production of high oil seeds (rapeseed and ...
Source: Farmer.pl
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