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Friday, July 8, 2016
China Fishmeal Weekly: Sharper falls in prices (week ended Jul 7, 2016)
Feed millers were not keen to stockpile fishmeal inventories as severe floods disrupted aquaculture production in many regions of China. With demand softer and import costs lower, traders readily negotiated prices to promote sales.
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Surging demand amid limited output strengthen China lysine prices
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016
China Lysine Weekly: Surging demand amid limited output strengthen prices (week ended Jul 5, 2016)
Higher soymeal prices boosted the sales of lysine, as feed millers eagerly accumulated inventories in anticipation of higher usages. With several producers limiting output or halting production for routine maintenance, tight supplies drove ...
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
China Soymeal Weekly: Soy futures rally lift soymeal prices (week ended July 3, 2016)
Concerns over soy harvests in the US due to poor climate conditions in the production regions perked up CBOT soy futures prices, which registered the highest weekly rise since October 2014. Spot soymeal prices in China surged over the week, ...
Monday, July 4, 2016
Higher import costs push up China methionine prices
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Monday, July 4, 2016
China Methionine Weekly: Higher import costs push up prices (week ended Jul 4, 2016)
Prices of methionine increased marginally during the week ending July 4.
Friday, July 1, 2016
China Fishmeal Weekly: Imminent rise in supply weakens prices (week ended Jun 30, 2016)
Feed millers held back purchases in anticipation of higher fishmeal availability from Peru. Traders, who were eager to clear inventories before fresh supplies arrived, readily slashed prices to attract buyers.
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
China Broiler Weekly: Prices fall as momentary rebound ends (week ended Jun 28, 2016)
Supplies finishing AA broiler are projected to decrease in the coming week, hence helping to hold up prices. For native broilers, prices are seen lower due to ample availability.
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Subdued demand drags down prices (week ended Jun 29, 2016)
Supplies of hog rebounded, lifting slaughtering volumes by 3%. With demand for pork soft during this time of the year, prices dipped 1.6%.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Methionine prices slide as supply exceeds demand in China
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
China Methionine Weekly: Prices slide as supply exceeds demand (week ended Jun 28, 2016)
Supplies were in excess as domestic production of methionine remained stable while imports were abundant. China's methionine imports increased 12% on-month to 13,965 tonnes, whereas exports plunged 38% to slight over 1,000 tonnes.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
China lysine prices climb to 16-month high
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
China Lysine Weekly: Prices climb to 16-month high (week ended Jun 27, 2016)
Although soymeal prices showed signs of softening lately, lysine producers stood firm while corn prices moved higher, lifting the production costs. Lysine prices increased 4.3% to levels unseen since October 2014.
Monday, June 27, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Prices surge 50% since April (week ended Jun 26, 2016)
Supplies of whey were inadequate even though imports have increased in May by 10% to 43,000 tonnes. Meanwhile, increased inventories of sow, albeit gradual, has pushed up the demand for quality hog feed and hence whey.
Monday, June 27, 2016
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices show signs of weakening (week ended Jun 26, 2016)
CBOT soy futures prices moved lower as the climates improved in the soy planting regions in the US.
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