20231208-新湖期货-新湖农产（豆类）周报_9页_778kb

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USDA November Supply-Demand Report: U.S. soybean average yield increased by 3 bushels to 499 bushels per acre, boosting production to 4.129 billion bushels. End-of-2023/24 inventory rose to 2.45 billion bushels. Brazil and Argentina production estimates unchanged at 1.63 billion metric tons and 480 million metric tons, respectively. Non-commercial net long positions in CBOT soybeans decreased by ~23,100 contracts, reflecting moderate bearish sentiment.
U.S. Export and Crushing Data: Cumulative sales for the 2023/24 season lagged last year at 3.24 million metric tons. Crushing surged 248% year-month, with October delivery at 1.89 billion bushels, though profits declined from $412 to $372 per bushel.

Brazil: October exports reached 5.53 million metric tons, up significantly year-over-year. Brazil's 2023/24 soybean exports appear strong, but yield concerns persist. China imported 516,000 metric tons in October, with total imports up 147% year-to-date.
China Domestic Market: Soybean imports year-to-date increased by 107.8%, reaching 8,397 million metric tons. Oil mills reported high inventories: soybean stocks up ~297% year-month, soymeal stocks surged ~186%, but basis continued to weaken due to supply excess and demand compression.

Market Trends: Fundamentals support continued price volatility, with U.S. inventories elevating bearish pressure, but potential weather disruptions in Brazil or U.S. harvest could provide upside. Domestic Chinese markets show signs of demand gain from 2023- Seasonal recession and weather anticipation have caused basis sell-offs, but 1-5 price spread support震荡phase. Long positions could resume if price drops persist, but overall bulls are limited by inventories. Inside Calendar Spread: Likely high unless major demand shock occurs.

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