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Group 1 - The recent warming of China-Canada economic and trade relations has led to a significant decline in domestic soybean meal futures, particularly the 2605 contract, influenced by expectations of reduced import tariffs on Canadian canola [1] - The oil-meal ratio has risen to 2.95, a historical high, with the average since 2013 being 2.26, indicating a strong market dynamic [1] - The anticipated reduction of tariffs on Canadian canola to 15% by March 1 is expected to increase imports significantly, impacting soybean meal demand negatively in the short term [1] Group 2 - Domestic soybean meal inventory has decreased to 950,000 tons, marking the second consecutive week of inventory reduction, driven by lower crushing volumes and increased purchasing by feed enterprises ahead of the Spring Festival [2] - The expected soybean crushing volume for January is projected to drop to 8 million tons, leading to a tight supply situation for soybean meal in the first quarter [2] - Despite positive demand from livestock and poultry sectors, the overall supply remains ample, which may limit price increases in the spot market [2] Group 3 - Internationally, Brazil's increased soybean production is expected to exert downward pressure on soybean meal prices, despite good domestic demand [3] - The market anticipates that the upcoming increase in soybean imports and the recovery of oil mill operations post-Spring Festival will significantly affect supply dynamics [3] - The overall supply-demand balance in the international soybean market remains loose, with Brazilian harvest pressures likely to suppress soybean meal prices [3] Group 4 - The soybean meal market is expected to exhibit a "near strong, far weak" pattern, with short-term price recovery anticipated before the Spring Festival, followed by increased supply pressure post-harvest [4] - The surge in canola and canola meal imports may further impact soybean meal prices negatively after the Spring Festival [4]