Summary: Brazil shipped 1.272 MMT of soybeans last week. Argentine exports were “ZERO” for the fourth month in a row. US export inspections are estimated to be 600,000 MT. The ship lineup has 7.18 MMT scheduled to load in February. However, the slow pace of shipments suggests that maybe only 4-5 MMT will actually get…
Summary: Next week’s soybean export inspections could be 600,000 MT (22.0 Mil Bu). That would be down 26% from this past week and a 30-week low. This week’s ship lineup is 997,000 MT. That is down 9% from last week and also a 30-week low. There were NO vessels to-be-nominated (TBN). That is the smallest number in…
Summary: US ethanol production was down 2.5%. However, ethanol stocks were up 2.1%. Gasoline consumption rose this week but is down 6% from a year ago. Futures-based ethanol producer margins on Feb 17 were –62.90 cents/gln, down 18.50 cents from the previous week. Blender margins were 1.20 cents/gln, up 1.57 cents from the previous week. Some ethanol plants…
Summary: As of Feb 18, China’s “spot” soybean crushing margin was 319 Yuan/MT, up 121 Yuan from before the Lunary New Year Holiday. The “forward” margin was 324 yuan/MT, up 88 Yuan. In addition, the forward margin is 252 Yuan above what it was a year ago. Domestic soyoil’s price jumped 5.2% in the past week. …
Click here to view the data Sir/Ms: Attached is a table that provides estimates of the latest weekly shipments of wheat, corn and soybeans from principal exporters. Soybean exports were down 608,000 MT from the previous week but cumulative exports are up 9.7% from a year ago. USDA projects global soybean exports to be up…
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