eFeedLink - Brazil soy premiums fall to historic lows, lower Chinese demand
Analysts and traders say Brazilian soybean port premiums have fallen to historical lows in recent days due to lower Chinese demand, while the country harvests a record crop.
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Analysts and traders say Brazilian soybean port premiums have fallen to historical lows in recent days due to lower Chinese demand, while the country harvests a record crop.
SAO PAULO, April 20 (Reuters) - Brazilian soybean port premiums have fallen to historical lows in recent days amid lukewarm Chinese demand while the country reaps a record crop, analysts and trade... | Apr. 20
Brazil has enough potential to supply up to half of the soybeans that Argentina will import to keep its industrial park running in the face of the historic drought that ravaged the 2022/23 crop in the country, which is usually the largest exporter of soy oil and soy meal in the world.
SAO PAULO, March 29 (Reuters) - Brazil is poised to supply up to half of the soybeans that Argentina will import after the worst drought in 100 years devastated its fields and cut 2023 output nearly in half, analysts said. ... | 12:38pm