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Monday, March 18, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices rebound amid tighter supply (week ended Mar 18, 2019)
As soy imports dwindled, prices of soymeal moved higher by 0.97% while supplies diminished. However, feed producers remained prudent and limited soymeal buying while the disease situation of the hog sector showed no signs of improving.
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Buyers withhold purchases (week ended Mar 11, 2019)
Soymeal market was quiet as feed millers withheld buying while the hog market continued to disappoint. With soy futures prices tumbling further, soymeal prices slid 2.4% over the week in review.
Monday, March 11, 2019
China's soybean imports fall to monthly lowest in February
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Tuesday, March 5, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: No sign of recovery (week ended Mar 4, 2019)
Poor hog feed demand continued to hamper the sales of soymeal in China. Meanwhile, plunging soy futures prices further dampened the buying interest for soymeal, dragging average weekly price down by 3%.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
'China commits to buy additional 10 million tonnes of US soybeans'
After China's importation of US soybeans came to a virtual standstill last year because of the trade war between the two nations, news that the Asian economic giant is buying an additional 10 million tonnes of the legume, which is a cheap s ...
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Quiet post-festive market (week ended Feb 18, 2019)
Soymeal market was quiet as weak hog prices shattered the confidence of feed millers. Moreover, most feed producers and traders extended the Chinese New Year holidays and resumed operation at a slow pace.
Thursday, February 7, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Market softens on light trade (week ended Feb 4, 2019)
With the production of hog feed slow, soymeal demand was sluggish. Trade was limited as feed producers gradually halted production in preparation for the upcoming Chinese New Year holidays.
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices consolidate amid pre-festive buying (week ended Jan 28, 2019)
Lacklustre demand for soymeal, resulting from a beleaguered hog market and lower protein requirements in feed production, put a lid on the prices. However, as some feed producer restocked depleted inventories prudently, soymeal prices stren ...
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
China Soymeal Weekly: Prices show signs of stabilising (week ended Jan 7, 2019)
Demand for soymeal strengthened in several regions as the soy futures market rebounded amid concerns over Brazil's upcoming harvest. Moreover, feed producers started to accumulate inventories, albeit cautiously, in preparation for the long ...
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
China buys 180,000 tonnes of US soybean as officials seek to reduce trade tensions
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Thursday, December 27, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Price fall slows (week ended Dec 24, 2018)
Prices dropped marginally. Over the week, prices of CBOT March soy futures closed lower by 1.8% amid concerns that China's purchases might not be as robust as initially expected.
Wednesday, December 26, 2018
China removes tariffs on alternative feed that will replace soy
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Wednesday, December 19, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Imminent supply expansion drags down prices (week ended Dec 10, 2018)
Prices of CBOT March soy futures closed lower by 1.7%. As news of China importing 1.13 million tonnes of soy from the US spread, the demand for soymeal weakened further. With usages slow due to decreased protein requirements in feed product ...
Thursday, December 13, 2018
China buys 2.4 million tonnes of tariff-free US soybeans overnight, with more large purchases to come
Covering a severe domestic shortfall of soybeans, China is pursuing its own interest, importing massive volumes of US soy in a small export window.
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
China Soymeal Weekly: Market shows no signs of stabilising (week ended Dec 10, 2018)
Soymeal market remained weak in China although CBOT soy futures prices surged for the consecutive second week. As the protein requirements for feeds remained low while the sales of hog feed were sluggish, feed producer were not keen to expa ...
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