The report says oilseed and vegetable-oil markets fell, with palm oil leading losses amid high stocks, while improving weather reduced crop-risk premiums. It also notes rising Chinese soybean meal stocks, weaker feed demand, and lower crush rates; egg prices rose on tighter local availability and improved storage and trade conditions.
High oilseed-product inventories and subdued livestock-feed demand weigh on soybean meal and vegetable-oil prices, while seasonal palm-oil production cuts could partly offset that pressure. The egg-market factors support prices in the near term, though the report expects volatility.
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