Articles By Jane Li
China’s weekly soyoil stocks as of Friday April 19 were down by 10,000 tonnes from the previous week to 760,000 tonnes...
China’s latest auction of imported soybeans held by the National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) on Wednesday April 24 had a...
China’s soybean crush volume continued to climb in the week ending Friday April 19, reaching 1.95 million tonnes, up by 180,000 tonnes, or 10.17%, from 1.77 million tonnes on April 12, according to data from the China National Grain & Oil Information Centre (CNGOIC).
No transactions were recorded at China’s latest auction of imported soybeans held by the National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) on Tuesday April 23, with market sources saying this is partly because the auctioned price was not competitive.
Chinese authorities will hold its ninth imported soybean auction this year on Wednesday April 24, with around 113,700 tonnes of soybeans being offered...
China’s soybean crush volume ended its downward trend for the week to April 12 and bounced back to 1.77 million tonnes, a 18.79% increase from the previous week...
Chinese authorities will hold an eighth imported soybean auction this year on Tuesday April 23, with around 504,000 tonnes of soybeans being offered...
China’s latest imported soybean auction held on Tuesday April 16 saw 20,000 tonnes of the 504,928 tonnes offered soybeans sold, translating to a 3.96% clearance rate...
China's agriculture outlook committee has raised its forecasts for the country’s corn imports for 2023-24, while maintaining the estimates and forecasts for corn output and consumption.
China’s weekly soyoil stocks as of April 5 were up by 30,000 tonnes, or 4.1%, from the previous week to 760,000 tonnes, the first growth since December last year...
China’s soybean crush volume decreased to 1.49 million tonnes in the week ending Friday April 5, a 1.97% decline from the previous week...
Chinese authorities will offer around 505,000 tonnes of imported soybeans for sale via an auction on Tuesday April 16...
No transactions were recorded at China’s latest auction of imported soybeans held by the National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) on Tuesday April 9, with Chinese crushers awaiting upcoming arrivals of imported soybeans from Brazil, according to market sources.
China has vowed to boost its grain output by more than 100 billion catties (50 million tonnes) by 2030 in a new action plan issued by the country’s state council on Tuesday April 9, with a focus on increasing corn and soybean production.
Chinese authorities will offer around 506,000 tonnes of imported soybeans for sale via an auction on Tuesday April 9, according to a notice issued by the country’s National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) on Wednesday April 3.
China’s soybean crush volume was 1.52 million tonnes in the week to March 29, marginally down by 10,000 tonnes from the previous week...
The clearance rate dropped further in China’s latest auction of imported soybeans held by the National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) on Wednesday April 3...
China’s soybean crush volume decreased to 1.53 million tonnes in the week to Friday March 22, a decline of 6.71%, or 110,000 tonnes...
China will offer 219,000 tonnes of imported soybeans for sale via an auction on Friday March 29, the country’s National Grain Trade Center (NGTC) said in a note published on March 26...
China sold 82,366 tonnes of imported soybeans out of the 213,086 tonnes offered in the latest state reserves auction on Monday March 25...