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Weekly

The weekly forecasting and information service for all the major oilseeds as well as for vegetable and animal oils & fats and for oilmeals is read in approximately 100 countries worldwide. You will benefit from our long-running experience of more than 40 years and our unique world database. The semi-annual subscription to the WEEKLY includes six special MONTHLY issues with price forecasts for the next several months. 

Released every Friday with up-to-date analyses of the current situation and the world supply, demand and price outlook for the most important commodities. It also includes latest fundamental analyses and projections for individual countries and comments on current production prospects and their impact on trade, stocks, consumption and prices. 

The OIL WORLD WEEKLY provides you with first-hand information from the world's leading forecasters of the whole field of 39 commodities.

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Friday 6 Nov - WEEKLY No. 45

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually  or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

 

● North American canola oil usage increased by 1.2 Mn T or 25% in Oct/Sept 2025/26, absorbing 59% of canola production. Further rising domestic requirements will reduce Canadian canola export supplies this season.

● US consumption of 17 oils & fats increased by 0.7 million to 8.15 Mn T in July/Sept 2026, reducing stocks to lowest level in more than 10 years.

● Linseed exports from Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Canada more than doubled to 366 Thd T in Aug & Sept, driven by demand from China.

● Combined palm oil exports of Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand increased by 1.2 Mn T from a year earlier to 4.5 Mn T in September, mainly to India and China.

● Larger area and improved yields so far suggest that Russian sunseed production may exceed our latest estimate of 20.2 Mn T this year.

● Coconut oil exports of the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia increased by 50% from last year's low level to 0.55 Mn T in July/Sept, promoted by price discounts versus palmkernel oil.

 

 

 

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Friday 30 Oct - WEEKLY No. 44

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually  or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

 

● World production of cottonseed is seen declining by 1.5 Mn T in 2026/27, following unusually high yields in the preceding season. US cottonseed crush falling to multi-year low.

● Russian sunflower oil exports declined to India but increased sizeably to Iran in recent months.

●  Indian soya meal exports plunged by more than 60% in Jan/Aug 2026. In contrast, fish meal exports were boosted in response to extremely high world market prices.

● South African farmers intend to plant record sunseed area but there is concern that dryness from El Niño will affect yields.

● Biodiesel production and exports increased sharply in South Korea in the past 12 months, raising consumption of veg oils and animal fats.

 

 

 

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Friday 23 Oct - WEEKLY No. 43

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually  or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

 

● Combined sunflower oil exports from Russia and Ukraine set to decline to an 11-year low in Sept/Dec, only partly offset by increases in the rest of the world. 

 

● Soybean disposals of 7 exporting countries declined by 1.1 Mn T in July/Sept 2026, following an increase of 11.3 Mn T to 271.9 Mn T in Oct/June 2025/26.

● Peruvian government confirmed worst fears, keeping fishing closed instead of setting a catch quota for Nov/Jan 2026/27. 

● Argentine exports of soya meal exceeded the year-ago level for the sixth consecutive month in Sept, further reducing stocks at crush plants.

● Abundant domestic supplies reduced Chinese imports of meat to a 7-year low in Sept. 

 

 

 

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Friday 9 Oct - WEEKLY No. 41

The following are the headlines of the respective OIL WORLD WEEKLY

The complete report including the textual part and the detailed statistical section can either be purchased and downloaded individually  or is available on a subscription basis (by e-mail).

 

●  Disrupted trade flows of sunflower oil are leading to shift in Indian import demand. Combined imports of palm oil and soya oil may increase by 0.6-0.7 Mn T on the year this quarter.

● US soya oil consumption increased steeply to a record 4.96 Mn T in May/Aug 2026. The growth in usage for biofuel production was partly offset by a decline in usage for food, feed, etc. 

● Soaring biofuel margins and increasing feedstock requirements have lifted world exports of tallow & greases to a new high in Apr/Sept 2025/26. 

● Palm oil exports from Central & S. America were boosted by 39% in Jan/Aug 2026, mainly to India.

Declining Ukrainian exports of grains, sunseed and products contrasted recently with large exports of rapeseed, oil & meal, mainly to the EU.

 

 

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