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Section 1 : CPO Price Trend:
Changes of Oils & Fats S&D in China Under the Background of Easing US - China Trade Tension and African Swine Fever Outbreak
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1. Some relaxation of trade tensions between China and US looses soybean supply in China.
Soybean output is estimated to experience a steady growth with favorable weather in South America. Although policy uncertainty is expected to impact soybean importation from US and South America, increase in total import volume is limited.
2. Strong policy support helps the recovery of swine-raising activities but it still needs more time
The increase in quantity of live sows, releasing of state pork reserves and rising imports relieve the tight pork supply at the moment.
The fluctuation of poultry raising with limited room for improvement is able to ease the volatility of demand for seasonal soybean meals, where demand for soybean meals will be higher in 2H 2020.
3. Demand for soybean meal restricts soybean crushing
Although the soybean crushing profit improved, the uncertainty in recovery of soybean meal demand still restricts soybean crushing activity and manufacturers will control the soybean purchasing rhythm.
4. Tight oils & fats supply in China
China depends more heavily on imports. Oils & fats consumption becomes divided due to changing supply structure.
5. Oils & fats supply reduced and destocking in the first half 2020
Weak demand for soybean meal restrains soybean crushing. Poor profit of palm oil imports. Restricted policy on rapeseed and rapeseed oil imported from Canada.
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Posted on behalf of Cai Neng Bin : African swine fever outbreak has been effectively controlled, the closure of farms involved in the outbreak and opening of new farms have been effectively implemented under the guidance of the government, and the number of sows that can be bred has also begun to rise. Because of the outbreak started in the north, the region has started to recover earlier, while the outbreak time in the south started later, so the recovery is slower, but the whole country is gradually recovering.
4 years ago
Since the soybean crushed in China are mainly imported, the signing of the Sino-US trade agreement will increase the import of soybeans. The Chinese government hopes to purchase soybeans through market pricing and reduce the burden of government intervention on enterprises. China's domestic soybeans are mainly used for food. The government ensures the basic income level of farmers by giving subsidies, which has little to do with the lack of imports.
4 years ago
Posted on behalf of Cai Neng Bin : The rotation of national reserves is classified information in terms of quantity and time, and the market unable to estimate these information. The only thing is through tracking the auction activities to track temporary reserves.
4 years ago
China's Covid-19 epidemic has been effectively controlled in mid-February, with the number of new cases decreasing, especially the rapid decline in the number of confirmed and suspected cases.
4 years ago
Last year, China has negotiated to import some US soybeans. This year, more enterprises are encouraged to apply for quota for the import of US soybean which is exempted from additional tariff. As there will be ongoing assessment on the purchasing situation of US soybeans and China's demand, hence the specific total import volume is unknown.
4 years ago
China's environmental protection policy actively promotes the use and upgrading of clean and renewable energy, and promotes the popularization of electric vehicles, natural gas fuel vehicles, ethanol gasoline, etc. At present, the policy focuses on the use of ethanol gasoline and has been implemented in many provinces. However, due to the decline of domestic corn inventory and the limited capacity of biofuels, China will stop the original plan of 10% ethanol gasoline in 2020. In terms of biodiesel, enterprises try to produce and use it according to their own conditions, and actively deal with the conversion of recycled oil, but the country unable to promote the use of it at the policy level like what was being done for ethanol. In addition, palm oil has higher temperature requirements, and the complete reliance on imports also limits its use in China. China's rapeseed oil import mainly relies on Canada. On December 1, 2018, Canada arrested Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei, at the request of the U.S. authorities, and has been detained so far, resulting in tense trade relations between China and Canada. China will significantly reduce Canadian rapeseed and rapeseed oil imports from 2019 and import from other countries, but it cannot replace the supply gap created by shortage from Canada.
4 years ago
Upon the signing of trade agreement between China and the U.S., China actively carried out the inquiry of American agricultural products. Although China's enterprises increased the application for the quota to import tariff free soybean respectively, current US soybean still has no price advantage over Brazilian soybean, and China still actively purchases Brazilian soybean. From a global perspective, there is still ample supplies of soybean. With Sino-US trade tension eases, China's soybean procurement channels are no longer restricted or limited, and China will appropriately increase soybean imports this year.
Since the issuance of tariff free quota measures last year, China has increased the purchase of soybeans, which is implemented in stages according to the tariff reduction agreement. At present, affected by African swine fever and coronavirus, China's demand has declined significantly, which has affected China's import demand to a certain extent. Increasing soybean procurement means reducing the procurement of some Brazilian soybeans. The procurement volume of soybeans depends on the amount of procurement guided by Chinese government and the price competitiveness of soybeans between US and Brazil. According to the agreement, it is expected that the procurement volume of soybeans will still exceed 30 million MT this year, reaching the level of 2014-2015.
4 years ago
The outbreak has led to disturbance of traveling and transportation system, which led to significant reduction in oils consumption. Even if the outbreak is over, it will take a long time to recover the demand in the later stage. At present, the disposal of stock among the coastal factories has declined significantly, the inventory has remained above 1 million MT at the end of February, and the import needs of palm oil in China will also decline significantly in the first half of the year. It is estimated that China's palm oil consumption will decrease by 400,000-500,000 MT in 2020 compared with 2019
4 years ago