-
Domestic wheat prices may see a phased rebound
The expansion of the minimum purchase price policy regions for wheat in China's main producing areas has strengthened the confidence of market participants and further supported the floor of the policy price for wheat. As the grain supply in the circulation market further decreases and flour processing enterprises consume their stocked grain, the buying and selling mentality of market participants
-
Domestic soybean market sees a turnaround, but soybean oil prices struggle to rebound
Imported soybeans become the star of sales Since China began importing soybeans in 1995, import volumes have risen year after year, making China a veritable number one soybean importer in the world. It is understood that in 2014 China imported 71.4 million tons of soybeans for the whole year, up 12.7% year on year. This year
-
Why did soybean meal futures prices rebound against the trend when overall feed consumption was declining?
Recently, soybean meal prices followed the US market in a major rebound, and judging from soybean and soybean meal inventories, the massive arrivals of soybeans did not put much pressure on inventories. Therefore, looking only at protein prices, domestic demand seems to be doing quite well. Is that really the case?
-
Limited rebound for agricultural futures; good times hard to sustain for most varieties
Affected by the USDA inventory and planting area report, agricultural futures such as soybeans, wheat and corn on the Chicago market surged collectively, and China's commodity market also reversed its decline, with most varieties closing higher. Yesterday, the agricultural products sector of China's futures market performed particularly
-
Ample Corn Supply Limits Room for Futures Price Rebound
After the sharp decline in mid-to-late May, Dalian corn futures stabilized at the beginning of June, maintaining a low-level oscillating trend. Looking ahead, domestic corn supply remains ample, while demand shows little improvement, and with large inflows of imported corn and substitutes, corn
-
The seed industry market is expected to bottom out and rebound in the third quarter
Editor's note: In recent years, some seed inventories have been severe, with corn and rice seed supply exceeding demand, the number of seed companies and seed production areas shrinking, and production capacity declining. According to general patterns, after two or three years of wandering in the trough, the seed market will enter an upward cycle. Last year, the seed production, supply and demand analysis meeting of the National Agricultural Technology Center also predicted that the seed supply and demand relationship would improve this year. Some analysts in the agricultural materials industry, based on the bottoming-out situation of the industry's economic operation and various favorable conditions, predict that the seed industry will bottom out and rebound in the third quarter, but some people in seed companies believe that the risks in the seed industry market have not yet been fully released, and the destocking and capacity reduction of the two hybrid crops have not yet been completed. Which view is more well-founded? Where does the seed market's wind vane point? Readers are invited to pay attention and think.
-
Wheat reserve auctions see rebound in sales, but new wheat prices remain weak
According to market monitoring, since new wheat entered the market in 2015, national reserve wheat auctions have remained sluggish because the reserve wheat has no price advantage and processing demand is weak. According to statistics, as of early August, a total of 12,971,714 tons of grain sources had been offered, with actual sales of 385,678 tons, an average
-
The spot corn market's bellwether has turned, and port flat-price quotes have bottomed out and are rebounding
From late March to the end of April, domestic corn market prices experienced a sustained decline under pressure from ample supply, sluggish consumption and increased substitution by sorghum. But after entering May, corn market prices began to show momentum of bottoming out and rebounding. Northeast state reserve corn
-
Feed corn consumption expected to rebound in the coming market
Feed corn consumption expected to trend upward in the coming market. Earlier, after domestic corn market prices rose sharply for a period, the market has recently shown an overall pattern of stability in the north and weakness in the south, but judging from the current supply and demand situation in the domestic corn market, this north-stable, south-weak pattern is unlikely to last very long. On the one hand,
-
Heavy soybean meal supply pressure, sell on rebounds
On the 11th, the soybean meal 1509 contract showed an oscillating trend. As of the close, the soybean meal 1509 contract edged lower, settling at 2733 yuan/ton, down 0.11% from the previous day's settlement price, while open interest increased by 45980 contracts to 4101558 contracts. Before the USDA released its latest soybean supply and demand report,
条件筛选