National Grain and Oil Information Center: It is expected that domestic soybean oil prices will fluctuate weakly in the near future.

First, the USDA raised its estimate of U.S. soybean planting area, leading to an expected increase in U.S. soybean production, which dragged down prices of domestic soybean-related products.
Second, the current domestic soybean oil spot inventory is at a high level of over one million tons, and the soybean crush volume in July is still expected to be high, continuing the loose supply-demand situation.
Third, the decline in international crude oil prices reduces the cost-effectiveness of biodiesel, and the market has doubts about the implementation effect of Indonesia's B50 policy, suppressing sentiment in the oil and fat market. (National Grain and Oil Information Center)
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