South American weather continues to be seen as generally bearish by the trade. Through out the last week, the market has widely traded the bullishness of new index fund money coming into the grain markets during January06. Farmers would be willing sellers (those that have been holding back selling the market) of soybeans and corn, unless there is a bullish weather story in South America. Chinas absence from the US soybean market this week is disturbing and increased buying activity must be seen within the next few weeks, or US soybean export projections will collapse further. Decisive South American weather trends could soon determine soybean market price direction. Favorable South American weather, combined with huge US soybean carryout estimates could soon result in the market falling further with gravity. The U.S. attach continues to estimate Brazils crop at 61 MMT, vs. the official USDA forecast of 58.5 MMT. If the Brazilian crop were to come in that large, the world would likely be faced with very burdensome soybean stocks.
The Indian soybean prices is ruling firm on the Soymeal demand. But our Soymeal prices have reached a level where our parity may erode Vis--vis Argentina. A few weeks back, India-origin soymeal was around $20/ton cheaper than South American soymeal. But the recent rise in Indian soymeal prices has pared its price advantage to around $5/ton. South American soymeal is available to Asian buyers at $235/ton, cost and freight, while Indian soymeal is available at $230/ton, C&F. How far will the Soymeal story continue????? GUYS there are NO BULLS in SOY COMPLEX MARKETS
SELL SOYOIL in EVERY RALLY Both at NCDEX and MCX