Oilseeds Soymeal Inventory Climbs Again, Reaching 10-Week High China’s nationwide soymeal inventory hit a 10-week high through mid-December as crushers continue to ramp up activity ahead of an expected busy January. The total was 806,200 MT as of 15 December, 57,500 MT (+7.7 percent) more than the previous week and up 471,400 MT (+140.8 percent) versus the same week last year. At the regional level, the only week-on-week declines occurred in the North and Guangxi with drops of 6,100 MT (-10.6 percent) to 51,600 MT and 6,100 MT (-10.3 percent) to 53,200 MT, respectively.
Imported Soybean Stocks Drop Again The estimated imported soybean stocks at China’s 20 major Chinese seaports remained relatively stable through 22 Decembe...
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