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The European Union's weekly wheat exports amounted to 207,333 tonnes in the week to Sunday December 8, according to initial data from the European Commission.
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The EU imported a total of 152,664 tonnes of soybeans in the week ended Sunday December 8, pushing the yearly total to 5.67 million tonnes, which is an 11% increase compared with the previous year, according to preliminary data from the European Commission.
Brazilian grain exporters association Anec increased its estimates for soybean, corn, soymeal and wheat in its weekly report on Tuesday December 10.
Japan's agriculture ministry has issued an international tender to buy 112,889 tonnes of US, Canadian and Australian wheat, according to an official note published by the ministry on Tuesday December 10.
Chinese weekly soybean crush volumes in the week to Friday December 6 was estimated at 1.66 million tonnes, according to data from the China National Grain and Oils Information Centre (CNGOIC).
China’s Agriculture Outlook Committee (CAOC) has lowered its 2024/25 estimates for the country’s edible vegetable oil imports by 700,000 tonnes to 7.73 million tonnes from the previous month’s 8.43 million tonnes in its December update of the Chinese Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (CASDE) released on Tuesday December 10.
Malaysia’s palm oil stocks at the end of November were reported at 1.84 million tonnes, 2.6% lower than October’s 1.89 million tonnes, according to data released by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) on Tuesday December 10.
China’s soybean imports in November totaled 7.15 million tonnes, according to data released by the country’s General Administration of Customs (GACC) on Tuesday December 10.
Brazilian corn exports totaled 1.17 million tonnes in the first week of December, while soybean exports totaled 665,672 tonnes, customs weekly data showed on Monday December 9.
Soybean futures fell on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Monday December 9, ahead of the release of the USDA's supply and demand report, amid weaker-than-expected US soybeans inspections and while good crop development in Brazil continued to pressure prices.
Vegoils markets on Monday December 9 were marked by expectations ahead of the release of key industry reports, including the USDA’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) and the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) reports.
US wheat futures rose slightly on Monday December 9 as traders took positions before the US Department of Agriculture’s influential World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, which is expected to bring lower forecasts for global and domestic ending stocks.
US corn futures edged higher while Dalian prices softened on Monday December 9. Ukrainian prices were steady amid firmer buying interest, and US exports gained momentum, contrasting with reduced Brazilian shipments due to strong domestic demand.
Delivered palm oil and coconut oil markets saw low activity on Monday December 9, with no trades reported and minimal bidding indications heard.
Export inspections of US soybeans were down 23% to 1.62 million tonnes during the week to December 5, from 2.11 million tonnes a week earlier, according to data from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) released on Monday December 9.
Fastmarkets commits to publishing daily the bids, offers, indicative levels, or other cash trading indications on any basis and geography related to any vital markets with strong ties with Ukraine.
Export inspections of US corn were up by 11% to 1.05 million tonnes in the week ended Thursday December 5, from the 948,812 tonnes recorded the previous week, according to USDA data published on Monday December 9.