
A member of Egypt's food industries division said soybean oil fell by 2,000 Egyptian pounds per ton to 80,000 EGP, with several blended oils also easing at the start of the week. He attributed the decline to lower global soybean and corn prices and a slight dip in the dollar against the pound.
Lower global soy and corn prices and a weaker dollar reduce Egypt's import cost for vegetable oils, which it imports at over 87% of needs. For feed buyers this signals softer soybean oil and grain values in local terms.
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