Soy

CPO futures extended losses on Friday June 5, erasing most of the week’s gains as weakness in related oils weighed on prices, while CME soyoil futures also declined, pressured by falling crude oil, legal challenges to rising US biofuel blending mandates and profit-taking.

A timely deep-dive into how Brazil’s biodiesel mandate delays, the US EPA’s new Renewable Volume Obligations, and Iran-driven crude oil volatility have combined to reshape South American soybean oil export flows, crush margins, and cash premiums in 2026.

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Military risks continue to increase pressure on Ukraine’s vegetable oil sector in the 2025/26 season, with the most significant losses concentrated in export infrastructure and logistics, while the effect on overall sunflower oil production remains limited due to substantial excess processing capacity, market participants and local analysts at APK-Inform said.

This followed a period of open consultation with no feedback received from the market between April 2 and April 30, 2026, and a final decision published on April 30, 2026. Both the open consultation and final decision notes can be found here and here. The following prices were affected: Barley/Wheat Corn Soybean Vegoils Meals For more information or […]

US corn gluten meal and corn gluten feed markets were largely unchanged on Tuesday May 5, with trading remaining subdued.