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Flash

The 3-4 page FLASH is published daily from Tuesday to Friday and is circulated by e-mail. The report gives daily analyses, daily prices, forecasts and opinion on the pertinent market topics of today and tomorrow. It serves the world’s oilseed, oil and feed industries and other market participants with reliable and unbiased information.

SAMPLE

Thursday March 14

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Is the price increase of palm oil now overdone? This has been discussed in the FLASH of March 14, looking at fundamentals and changes in market sentiment…

  • World export supplies of soya oil will benefit from recovering production in Argentina but will remain limited owing to increased domestic requirements in Brazil in 2024. Details in the FLASH…

  • Steep decline in EU-27 production of pork during the past two years is now coming to an end. Update given also for beef and poultry meat…

  • Update on Brazilian groundnut production and exports….

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Wednesday March 13

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • A potentially bearish factor for soybean prices on the world market is to be seen in probably increased Argentine farmer selling, which could occur if the government implements a more attractive soybean dollar exchange rate…

  • World exports of soybeans exceeded expectations and increased to 13.7 Mn T in February, bringing the total for Sept/Febr to a new high of 78.7 Mn T…

  • Crude palm oil futures appreciated to a 12-month high on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives of 4196 ringgit in the third contract, due to declining world palm oil production and stocks…

  • The Brazilian meat industry is now expecting larger exports to China, with details given in the FLASH…

  • In India, sizably increasing consumption exceeded production & imports in recent months, necessitating a sharp reduction of vegetable oil stocks, which will require a pickup in import volumes in coming months…

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Tuesday March 12

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Edible oil prices appreciated notably in the two weeks to March 11 on the world market, with palm oil up US-$ 60-65, Argentine soya oil up US-$ 55 and sun oil rising by US-$ 60-70….

  • Crude palm oil futures appreciated to a 7-month high on the back of declining world production and stocks. We update Malaysian supply & demand data up to February….

  • Actual Canadian canola plantings expected to exceed this year’s intentions by 0.2-0.3 Mn ha. Details in the FLASH…

  • In the Philippines partly severe dryness registered in some of the major copra producing regions. Impacts on production and exports discussed….

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Thursday March 7

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • The improved competitiveness of wheat as feed ingredient may magnify the bearishness in the soya meal market…

  • Combined soybean crushings of the USA, Argentina and Brazil declined by 1.8 Mn T or 3%…

  • BRAZIL: Soybean exports exceeded expectations at 6.6 Mn T in February (against 5.02 a year earlier), with virtually all of the increase on account of China...

  • EU imports of rapeseed & canola will decline sizeably in Jan/March 2024...

  • INDONESIA: Exports of palm oil recovered in January from the low in December but continued to trail the year-ago level ...

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