Oilseeds Soymeal Inventory Rises Above 1 MMT China’s nationwide estimated soybean inventory surpassed 1 MMT for the first time since the end of last August, adding 78,600 MT (+8.1 percent) to finish at just over 1.05 MMT as of 26 January 2018. It was also up 367,900 MT (+53.8 percent) versus the same week a year ago. At the regional level, there were stock increases everywhere except in the Northeast and Guangxi, which had declines of 2,500 MT (-5.3 percent) to 44,700 MT and 6,400 MT (-14.2 percent) to 99,400 MT, respectively. Looking ahead, these inventories should remain high. Brazil’s soybean crop is expected to be second in size to last year’s record, and that could put downward pressure on meal prices starting in N...
Accountability and a comprehensive approach to export programming
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