Soybean meal July futures rose 4.86% overnight to new yearly high at 407.80USD, posting 21.8% May gain. Production issues in key soybean producing countries, Argentina and Brazil, drove the price higher in the past months. Unfavourable rain forecast in the U.S. plains grain belt added to the supply concern overnight. Soybean meal is facing a perfect storm where end users are scrambling for near term delivery in short supply market, with speculative players looking to profit from the trend. There are also rumours of forced short covering of hedges by South American producers unable to meet CBOT margin call.
European stocks led global equities higher for second day in a row. Risk events abating and relatively settled economic data drove flows into yield assets such as equities. Greece , Euro zone miniters and IMF succesfully concluded debt deal talks. IMF’s agreement is seen as very positive but requires IMF’s board approval. The refocus on monetary policy divergence between ECB and US Fed may have swift higher allocation of assets to European stocks, potentially resulting in outperform of European stocks over US stocks.
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