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Monthly

The MONTHLY covers world supply and demand statistics with breakdown by major countries for the major oilseeds, the respective oils and oilmeals plus palm oil and fish meal. 

It analyses and forecasts the monthly, quarterly and annual development of world production, disappearance, stocks and prices of these commodities. 

It aims to be the navigation aid through the swelling sea of information, assisting its readers to better find the future course of prices as well as detect turning points ahead of the majority of market participants. The major price-determining factors for the near to medium term will be analysed and their impact on cash prices discussed.

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Friday 20 June 2025

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD MONTHLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

  • A further increase in South American soybean production by around 8 Mn T and biofuel policies supporting soya oil demand may pressure soya meal prices to multi-year lows in 2026...
  • The growth of global oilseed output in 2025/26 may be the smallest in four years but will probably result in another surplus. Tightening supplies of rapeseed will be the exception...
  • World production of oils & fats is seen rising to 5.6 Mn T in 2025/26. However, opening stocks are about 0.4 Mn T lower than a year ago, limiting consumption...
  • US soya meal exports may have to increase by 1.0 Mn T to absorb the prospective surplus in 2025/26...
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Friday 23 May 2025

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD MONTHLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

  • South American soybean exports are seen increasing by 10 Mn T in 2025. Most of the increase will occur in Sept/Dec 2025, coming at the expense of US exports...
  • Combined rapeseed output in Canada, Australia and Ukraine may decline by 0.8-0.9 Mn T this year...
  • The bullishness from declining production of sunflower oil, rapeseed oil and palm oil has been moderated of late by declining biodiesel/HVO production in the USA, the EU-27, Argentina and China, lowering feedstock requirements...
  • We revised soybean crushings in Argentina, Brazil and China downward for the second half of this season and now expect the global growth to slow to 5.4 Mn T or 3.1% in March/Aug 2025...
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Friday 25 April 2025

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD MONTHLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

  • The year-on-year increase in global crushings of 7 oilseeds is anticipated to slow from 3.8% in Oct/March 2024/25 to 1.4% in April/Sept 2025....
  • In April/Sept the roles are clearly changing. The growth in soya oil exports may dwindle to only 0.4 Mn T while palm oil exports are seen increasing by 1.0 Mn T....
  • Soaring import demand from the EU and China is seen boosting the global trade volume of rapeseed & canola to a record 20 Mn T in 2024/25, implying an increase of roughly 2.0 Mn T from a year earlier...
  • Sunseed crushings suffered from poor margins recently. Processors partly shifted to rapeseed....
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Friday 28 March 2025

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD MONTHLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

 

 

  • World soybean crushings are forecast to rise steeply by 23 Mn T from a year earlier to 352.8 Mn T in Sept/Aug 2024/25. Most of the increase will be on account of Argentina...
  • We have cut our estimate of the Brazilian soybean crop by 1.0 Mn T from a month earlier to 169.0 Mn T. Crops are currently threatened by excessive rainfall in parts of Argentina...
  • Limited export supplies of rapeseed & canola in the rest of the world are likely to shift at least part of EU import demand to Canada in Apr/June, promoted by the widening canola price discounts...
  • World exports of palm oil will continue to fall to only 47.9 Mn T in Oct/Sept 2024/25, about 7.5 Mn T below the record volume exported six years ago...
     
  • Demand losses mainly in the US are seen curbing the growth in world consumption of 17 oils and fats to only 2.1 Mn T in 2024/25, against 9.3 Mn T last season and initial expectations of more than 3 Mn T...
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