双粕联袂下跌 宏观预期生变？

Group 1 - Soybean meal and rapeseed meal futures prices have significantly declined, with rapeseed meal leading the drop in the oilseed sector, primarily influenced by macroeconomic factors [1][2] - Analysts expect an increase in soybean imports from the U.S. due to changes in the macro environment, which may alleviate the tight domestic soybean supply situation [1][2] - The increase in Brazilian soybean exports and high export levels from Argentina have contributed to a surplus in international market supply, impacting U.S. soybean export opportunities [1][2] Group 2 - The anticipated high soybean import volume in China from September to December is expected to prolong the soybean meal inventory accumulation cycle until the end of November, leading to ample short-term supply [1][2] - Recent U.S.-China trade talks have made progress, enhancing expectations for China's procurement of U.S. soybeans for the 2025/2026 season, which may negatively affect soybean meal prices [2] - Domestic measures to adjust pig breeding capacity, including a reduction of approximately 1 million sows, may impact future demand for soybean meal as feed [2] Group 3 - The rapeseed meal market is facing weak fundamentals, with increased expectations for importing Canadian canola seeds due to improved relations between Canada and China [3] - Seasonal declines in aquaculture demand have led to decreased purchasing activity from farmers, resulting in reduced transaction volumes and continuous declines in spot prices for rapeseed meal [3] - The recent improvement in China-Australia relations and increased orders for Australian canola seeds have weakened the supportive impact of halting Canadian canola seed imports on domestic rapeseed meal prices [3]