Beans up canola down, WTF?
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Looking at Jan21, three gaps down, up off the 524 retrace, oversold. Up day tomorrow?
Whether that means another run at the high, I'm not sure...
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Someone put a torniquet on the canola market.... stop the bleeding.
I think the whole market board is red this morning.
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Well I don’t think the Chinese will cancel as many soybean purchases as I thought they might a few weeks ago. Now I’m a damn hungry bull, and the future for canola is bright (green).
Argentina crushes a lot of beans for oil , bean inventories are zero, that’s nice!
“Dwindling Brazilian stocks could lead to historically large imports of soybeans... Brazil has exported soybeans at a breakneck pace this year, with many of the shipments to China. A depletion of stocks has shifted Chinese purchases to US-origin, but Brazilian domestic supplies are now so low that there has been talk about the country bringing in a substantial amount of soybeans in 2020. Abiove projects ending stocks may hit 419,000 MT this season, the lowest figure on record dating back to 1999, despite record production of 124.8 MMT in 2020.
Luiz Fernando Roque, an analyst with the consulting firm Safras & Mercado, told Bloomberg Brazil may import 850,000 to 1 MMT of soybeans in 2020. That would be the highest import tally for the commodity since 2003, when its production was about 50 MMT, less than half current levels.
Earlier this week, South American Crop Consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier said stocks of soybeans (and corn) are so tight in Brazil that “there is a distinct possibility that the government may also temporarily suspend the 8% tariff on soybeans and corn until the end of the year.â€
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