
Grain and soybean prices in Europe were stable, while rapeseed meal and sunflower meal were scarce and expensive. The March Matif wheat contract hovered near €190 per tonne for two months, with logistics pressure rising from weather and low water.
Fears of a new US tariff war were growing, though markets appeared largely unaffected.
Tight rapeseed and sunflower meal supplies are pushing buyers toward soybean meal, supporting its demand. Brazil's expected bumper soybean crop is a bearish counterweight.
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European sunflower meal described as scarce and expensive shows tight regional supply that is consistent with a price jump.