Oct 19, 2018· Crush margins in Shandong, the hub of China's soybean processing industry, have been in positive territory since early August, reaping strong profits for companies making feed ingredients such ...
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The crush margin, or profit from producing soymeal and soyoil from the bean, rose in May, the month when booking for July cargoes would typically take place. The crush margins in the soybean processing hub of Shandong province in northern China jumped to 74 yuan a tonne on May 29 from minus yuan a month earlier.
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Wilmar chairman and chief executive Kuok Khoon Hong said the group "expects crushing margins in China to remain positive for the rest of the year". Last week USbased oilseed processor Bunge forecast Chinese soybean crush margins for the second half of 2015 at 15 a tonne, down from the 30 a tonne it enjoyed in the first half a year, but better than the very narrow or negative margins seen last year.
Oct 22, 2018· Brazilian soybean prices, which have recently surged due to increased import demand from China, will remain supported in the coming quarters. Brazilian soybean exports to China from January to September 2018 hit a record tonnes, up % yoy, pushing domestic soybean prices to yearrecord highs.
Aug 15, 2019· Crush margins remain at some of their best levels of the past year, making canola attractively priced for end users, according to traders. Production uncertainty in parts .
The crush margin is simply the difference between revenue and cost (soybeans), Margin = ( + ) = per bushel Note that the crush margin computed in this manner is the gross margin of the soybean processor. All other variable and fixed costs have to .
Soybean trade is crucial for China, which imports 90% of its requirements, including 34% from the US, an indispensable supplier. Still, the US also has an interest in avoiding duties as soybean exports to China represent a massive USD 14bn market to US farmers who currently face farm incomes at tenyear lows.
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Japan's tonnes of soymeal production stem exclusively from imported soybeans (twothirds of which come from the US) and compete with tonnes of imported soymeal which largely stems from China, leaving potential for crushers to benefit from the USChina soybean trade war.
"Based on crush margin data compiled by Bloomberg, soybean crush margins in China have indeed declined steeply yeartodate. As of yesterday, the crush margin was reported to be negative CNY220/MT or approximately US/MT loss.
May 25, 2017· China's crushing margins for soybeans fell to ninemonth lows this week as soymeal stocks rose to their highest since mid2012 amid sluggish enduser demand, pulling prices for .
Sep 18, 2018· Surprisingly, ocean freight rates have been strengthening in this environment. The and China trade dispute continues to weigh on the soybean complex. Quick look. Soybeans: A weaker Canadian dollar enhanced crush margins while curbing import potential. Corn: If rains continue, it could make Ontario corn harvest challenging.
Chinese crush margins were squeezed by the boost to domestic values from the 25% tariff placed on imports from the US, which forced importers to channel demand to South American, raising prices there. However, there has been talk of improving demand for soybeans by Chinese crushers, helped by some revival in soymeal values.