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Weekly

The weekly forecasting and information service for all the major oilseeds as well as for vegetable and animal oils & fats and for oilmeals is read in approximately 100 countries worldwide. You will benefit from our long-running experience of more than 40 years and our unique world database. The semi-annual subscription to the WEEKLY includes six special MONTHLY issues with price forecasts for the next several months. 

Released every Friday with up-to-date analyses of the current situation and the world supply, demand and price outlook for the most important commodities. It also includes latest fundamental analyses and projections for individual countries and comments on current production prospects and their impact on trade, stocks, consumption and prices. 

The OIL WORLD WEEKLY provides you with first-hand information from the world's leading forecasters of the whole field of 39 commodities.

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Friday 31 July - WEEKLY No. 30/31

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

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).

 

● Booming domestic crushings are seen curbing Canadian canola exports in 2026/27 despite the record crop currently shaping up. 

● Supply disruptions in the Black Sea are seen lifting Argentine sunflowerseed crushings above expectations in July/Dec 2026, raising export supplies of oil & meal. 

● Chinese oilseed imports increased sizeable in Jan/June 2026, with soaring arrivals of soybeans and linseed more than offsetting the marginal setback in rapeseed & canola. 

● Biodiesel production in Argentina and Brazil sharply exceeded the year-ago level in Apr/June, curbing export supplies of soya oil. 

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Friday 10 July - WEEKLY No. 28

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

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 supplies of palmkernels, copra and products probably becoming increasingly insufficient as poor weather conditions may compound the downtrend of the yield curve.

● The USA, Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Ukraine boosted soybean exports by a staggering 5.1 Mn T or 10% on the year in April/June 2026.

● Exports of soya oil to India & Nepal increased to a record 1.6 Mn T last quarter, raising India’s share of the total to 61%.

●  Butter prices were almost cut in half during the past 12 months, pressured by partly sharp increases in production and exports.

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Friday 3 July - WEEKLY No. 27

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

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).

● Crushings of 3 oilseeds in the EU-27 are forecast to increase by 0.6 Mn T in 2026/27. The growth will mainly come from sunseed whereas processing of soybeans and rapeseed is expected to stagnate.

● The larger area may bring this year's Canadian canola crop to 22.1 Mn T. We expect crushings to reach a new high of 13.8 Mn T while exports are seen easing to a 3-year low in 2026/27.

● Palm oil exports from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand declined marginally from a year earlier to 6.3 Mn T in April/May, contrasting with a steep year-on-year increase of 1.9 Mn T in Jan/March 2026. Further slowdown shaping up.

●  Soya oil’s share as biodiesel feedstock declined in the US to 37% in April in response to extremely high prices.

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Friday 3 July - WEEKLY No. 27

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

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).

● Crushings of 3 oilseeds in the EU-27 are forecast to increase by 0.6 Mn T in 2026/27. The growth will mainly come from sunseed whereas processing of soybeans and rapeseed is expected to stagnate.

● The larger area may bring this year's Canadian canola crop to 22.1 Mn T. We expect crushings to reach a new high of 13.8 Mn T while exports are seen easing to a 3-year low in 2026/27.

● Palm oil exports from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand declined marginally from a year earlier to 6.3 Mn T in April/May, contrasting with a steep year-on-year increase of 1.9 Mn T in Jan/March 2026. Further slowdown shaping up.

●  Soya oil’s share as biodiesel feedstock declined in the US to 37% in April in response to extremely high prices.

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