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Wednesday, November 16, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Market stable in despite lacklustre demand (week ended Nov 14, 2016)
Demand for whey remained slow as the quantity of piglet was limited, prompting feed millers to hold back production. Hence, even as a weaker renminbi drove up import costs, traders held prices stable in efforts to entice buyers.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Limited demand holds down prices (week ended Oct 31, 2016)
Import costs of whey increased as prices in the US increased while renminbi depreciated. However, prices remained unchanged in China as demand was slack amid low piglet inventories.
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Traders hold prices firm despite cautious buying mood (week ended Oct 17, 2016)
Feed millers were prudent as the inventories of sow shrank during September against expectations. In view of low piglet population, feed millers withheld the buying of whey. However, as import costs stayed firm traders held prices unchanged ...
Monday, October 10, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Quiet market holds prices flat (week ended Oct 10, 2016)
Prices stayed unchanged.
Thursday, September 29, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Increased buying lift prices (week ended Sep 27, 2016)
Demand for whey improved of late, despite flat inventories of piglets, as feed millers increased stockpiles amid concerns that prices might surge amid with global dairy markets staying robust. Traders took the opportunity to lift prices as ...
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Prices rise amid high import costs despite light trade (week ended Sep 19, 2016)
Trade was limited during the period in review as China was on holiday last Thursday and Friday to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival. Whey traders lifted prices as the import costs of the product continued to rise.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Soaring import costs fail to lift prices (week ended Sep 12, 2016)
Traders were tempted to increase prices as the import costs of whey continued to rise globally. Additionally, imports to China were disrupted due to the bankruptcy of Korea's largest shipper Hanjin Shipping. Nonetheless, whey prices stayed ...
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Prices stable as import costs stay high (week ended Sep 5, 2016)
Prices stayed flat.
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Poor piglet feed demand impedes sales (week ended Aug 29, 2016)
Prices moved lower.
Thursday, August 25, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Strong global dairy markets lend support to China whey prices (week ended Aug 22, 2016)
Following the surge of dairy prices in Europe, price strengthened in the Oceania of late. Whey traders were therefore prudent in negotiating prices. Whey prices lacked the momentum to move higher.
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Prices stabilise amid soaring import costs (week ended Aug 15, 2016)
Limited piglet population continued to hamper the sales of whey as sow inventories remained flat. Whey traders held prices stable as import costs have increased prominently lately.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Prices flat despite rising import costs (week ended Aug 1, 2016)
Export demand improved but domestic sales of whey remained slow with piglet inventories limited. Moreover, with hog market staying soft, hog farmers were prudent in stockpiling feed inventories. Prices of whey remained fat as a result even ...
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Cautious mood, limited piglet numbers hamper demand (week ended Jul 25, 2016)
Prices were flat.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Subdued demand holds prices flat (week ended Jul 18, 2016)
Prices of US feed-grade were mainly around US$607/tonne, up 19% since early this year.
Thursday, July 14, 2016
China Whey Weekly: Farming disruption hampers sales (week ended Jul 11, 2016)
Supplies of whet remained tight in China, helping to underpin prices over the week. However, as hog prices have fallen more than 10% over the past several weeks while animal farming was disrupted by floods in the country, feed millers who h ...
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