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When China Stops Buying . . . .

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  • errolanderson
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 3157

    When China Stops Buying . . . .

    Chiina is the buyer of about 50 percent of all global commodities. From steel to copper to grain.

    China right now is in an infrastructure boom. Everything is bright, shiny and new. Shanghai now dwarfs Vegas in glittz and lights.

    But this clock is already ticking, just like in 2012, when China’s buying boom went bust. The last major commodity boom was 2008 to 2012. Then global commodities went into a slide for several years. Now this buying binge which largely caught the world off-guard . . . . .

    Covid, weather and ASF impacting China’s hog production are all apart of the make-up of this buying spree. But this is a cycle like most everything in life and markets (IMO).
  • bucket
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 17044

    #2
    Do you believe they won't feed their people????

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    • TASFarms
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2014
      • 1369

      #3
      China is buying grain that isn’t even produced yet.

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      • shtferbrains
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2017
        • 5306

        #4
        If China has bought a large part of the inventory why whould they want it devalued?
        If they get all they need why make it cheaper for the last buyers?

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        • Guest

          #5
          Oops , someone just addressed the elephant in the room
          These are not stupid people
          The fairy tale about the glut of food in the world has been blown wide open
          They tried cancelling deals and price went up

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          • Rareearth
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2012
            • 1618

            #6
            And all the buying actually stimulates the demand and inflation to continue the infrastructure development.

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            • Rareearth
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2012
              • 1618

              #7
              Quote from Successful Farmer magazine (usa)

              The current stock-to-usage figure (expected leftover supply at the end of the marketing year divided by usage) is near 3%. Historically, this low of a percentage suggests soybean prices above $15. Currently, soybeans are trading under $14 with continued strong weekly export sales.

              Projected carryout is currently 140 million bushels, and some are debating it to be near 100 million. Is the U.S. on the verge of running out of inventory? At some point, one may question the U.S. exporting additional inventory when domestic supplies could become critically tight for our nation’s own food security.

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              • Partners
                Senior Member
                • May 2010
                • 3105

                #8
                Looks like China will own half the world when this shit show is over..

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                • sumdumguy
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 12062

                  #9
                  When you realize that the carry out is in the 3% range, it quite dicey when a little drought here and there causes carry outs to go negative - could happen pretty easily.

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                  • GDR
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2016
                    • 1659

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Partners View Post
                    Looks like China will own half the world when this shit show is over..
                    They maybe already do. Also heard on talk radio this am that there are 1.5 million CCP members impeded around the world in education, industry and government.

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