serving the world‘s oilseed, oil, fat and feed industries, trade, organisations, banks and government agencies

in more than 100 countries with comprehensive, unbiased and authoritative forecasts, analyses, facts, figures, prices and opinion.

Flash

The 3-4 page FLASH is published daily from Tuesday to Friday and is circulated by e-mail. The report gives daily analyses, daily prices, forecasts and opinion on the pertinent market topics of today and tomorrow. It serves the world’s oilseed, oil and feed industries and other market participants with reliable and unbiased information.

SAMPLE

Tuesday Dec 17

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Soybean prices under pressure due to expectations of a record South American crop and rising export supply pressure in 2025, while Chinese soybean imports are temporarily subdued…

  • Soybean disposals of 6 major producing countries increased by 5.9 Mn T from a year earlier in Sept/Nov 2024, with details given in the FLASH…

  • Malaysia boosted palm oil exports by 1.8 Mn T from a year earlier in Jan/Nov and raised its share in world exports to 35%, with biggest increases registered in shipments to the African continent as well as to India and other Asian destinations…

  • Update on world supply & demand of rapeseed meal pointing to reduced availabilities in 2025…

SUBSCRIPTION

Wednesday Dec 11

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Brazilian soybean export prices offered at US-$ 377 (fob) for February, which is US-$ 25 below US origin. In our FLASH reports we will from now on include fob export prices of soybeans for Brazil and the USA...

  • Palm oil prices have declined sharply during the first 3 days of this week, but the price premiums vis-à-vis soya oil and other vegetable oils are still unsustainably high...

  • Sunflower oil prices are likely to appreciate in early 2025 when world production and export supplies will decline sharply from a year earlier...

  • Coconut oil prices are likely to develop premiums to palmkernel oil in 2025...

  • Fish catches as well as fish oil and meal production in Peru better than expected in November...

 

SUBSCRIPTION

Tuesday Dec 10

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Brazilian soybeans offered at discounts to US soybeans in early 2025 in view of record crop approaching…

  • World exports of soybeans declined in Oct and Nov 2024 due to reduced shipments to China, with details in the FLASH…

  • Palm oil prices have come under considerable pressure today, partly due to indications of technical and logistical problems delaying compliance with B40 in Indonesia in the first half of 2025…

  • In Ukraine, oilseed crushings as well as vegetable oil exports have exceeded expectations in November as well as in Sept/Nov, with details given in the FLASH…

 

SUBSCRIPTION

Thursday Dec 5

The following are the headlines of the respective FLASH report.

The full report (3-4 pages) is available either on a subscription basis (by e-mail) or can be purchased and downloaded individually.

  • Palm oil continued to command unusually large price premiums vis-a-vis soya, rapeseed and sunflower oils so far this week....While there are fundamental factors that support the recent rally in palm oil prices, these large premiums over other vegetable oils can only be temporary....

  • Peruvian fish oil output is likely to turn out significantly lower in the Nov/Jan 2024/25 season than initially expected, pushing aqua-grade prices higher this week...

  • World exports of sunflower oil have apparently exceeded expectations in Sept/Nov 2024 and even increased from a year earlier...

  • Booming US production of ethanol has resulted in ample supplies of corn-processing by-products, primarily of distillers dried grains (DDGS) ...

 

SUBSCRIPTION