
Soybean meal prices in Europe are stuck near $300 per tonne, which the article describes as the likely bottom, with the market nervous over Trump trade policy and a postponement to July 9. Rapeseed meal prices are stable to slightly lower on thin liquidity from tight crusher margins, while cereals show slight recovery.
Ample Western European soybean meal supply and no major import program keep meal prices under pressure, which gives feed buyers cheap alternatives. Trade-policy uncertainty adds sentiment weakness without a clear new supply shock.
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