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Honyuan Qihuo Research Institute | March 2024 Soybean & Oil Report: Legume Rebound, Oil Stabilization

Soybean and Rapeseed

Supply Factors

• South America (SA): Rainfall in Brazil (high temp warning lifted) and Argentina has eased drought concerns, potentially boosting yields. Brazil's harvest is progressing faster than last year; Argentina's planting is complete and recent rains alleviate drought. USDA forecasts higher U.S. (North America) and possibly SA planting areas.
• China: Slight downward adjustments in Feb. 2024 soybean production/consumption estimates, but port import volumes have fluctuated (1-385mn mt, 2-585mn mt, 3-est. 700mn mt).

Demand Factors

• Global: Global soybean inventory-to-consumption ratio (ICR) is elevated, stemming from ample supply and modest demand/consumption.
• Domestic (China):
  • Global bean ICR remains high, with Brazil and the U.S. potentially seeing future increases.
  • Domestic rapeseed oil (ROO) inventory is building, though pace may vary with arrival volume and crush capacity.
  • Current trends suggest higher inventory and potentially lower consumption growth compared to previous years.
• Russia/Ukraine: Inflows have slowed to almost a halt.

Key Findings

• Global ICR: High, indicating ample supply.
• Annual Harvest: High, suggesting continuation of pre-invasion norms.
• Imports: High, driven by ample supplies.
• Arrivals: Steady, above seasonal average expectations in early year.
• Demand Growth: Moderate, slower pace, but expected moderate recovery.

Processing & Inventory Dynamics

• Crushing: Slightly lower seasonal crush rate (global soy blend) for this period.
• Rapeseed Stockpile: Very high, pressure is building.
• Crush Rate: Stable or slowly rising, likely providing some firmness to prices.
• Biofuel Strength: Improved margins could offer some upward support.

Tropical Weather (El Niño)

El Niño-induced drought concerns and reduced palm oil output remain a bullish scenario, representing a significant investment opportunity.

• Malaysia: Expected supply recovery post-drought in Feb. (though initial 1mn mn decline noted).
• Indonesia: High production, relatively low inventory (though data lags).

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