
Huatai Futures said expectations for ample new-crop supplies are weighing on soybean meal, while weak livestock-sector profitability is limiting feed buyers' procurement and domestic meal inventories are building. The report cited U.S. soybean harvest progress at 92%, Brazil's 2026/27 planting progress at 64%, and strong early-November Brazilian soybean exports; it also noted rising corn inventories at major Chinese ports.
Large-crop expectations, accumulating soybean meal stocks, and cautious feed purchasing point to ample near-term meal availability and bearish price pressure. Weather in South America remains a potential upside risk if it threatens expected production.
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