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Rabobank analysts forecast that global exportable dairy surpluses will keep expanding into 2018, with milk supply growing 2.2% year over year in the third quarter of 2017. They projected US Class III milk falling about $3 to $13.99 per cwt in the first quarter, with Class IV at $12.34.
A growing exportable surplus weighs on world dairy prices and pressures farm margins, reducing the cost of dairy-based feed ingredients. Weaker milk prices are expected to persist through the second quarter of 2018.
capitalpress.comCarol Ryan Dumas3 gen 2018Dopo 273 eventi rapporto ribassista passati, Latte (Classe III) si è mosso in mediana di -0,2% in 5 sedute (39% in rialzo; metà centrale da -1,3% a +0,4%), e di -1,4% in 20.
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Rabobank's forecast of expanding global dairy surpluses and Class III falling about $3 to $13.99 in Q1 is a bearish supply and sentiment driver that could prompt futures selling.
Rabobank's forecast of expanding global surpluses and Class III falling about $3 sets a bearish supply-driven tone.
