国际粮油市场每日快讯2026/02/27

Group 1: Palm Oil and Soybean Market - On February 26, the Malaysian Derivatives Exchange (BMD) saw palm oil futures prices close lower due to declining international crude oil prices, weak palm oil exports, and a stronger ringgit. The benchmark crude palm oil contract closed at 4005 MYR/ton, down 48 MYR or 1.2% [1] - The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) reported a decline in soybean futures prices, with the benchmark contract down 0.20% primarily due to weak soybean export sales and profit-taking by bulls. The March contract fell by 0.50 cents to close at 1147.75 cents/bushel [1] - The USDA's weekly export sales report indicated that as of February 19, total U.S. soybean sales for the 2025/26 marketing year reached 35.65 million tons, an 18.8% decrease from 43.89 million tons in the same period last year. Sales to China were 10.664 million tons, down 49.1% from 20.95 million tons year-on-year [1] Group 2: Argentine Soybean Sales and Oilseed Prices - The Argentine Ministry of Agriculture reported an acceleration in the sales pace of new season soybeans, with farmers pre-selling 5.35 million tons for the 2025/26 marketing year as of February 18, an increase of 170,000 tons from the previous week [2] - On February 26, CBOT soybean oil futures prices closed higher, with the benchmark contract up 1.8% due to the EPA's plan to transfer half of the biofuel obligations previously exempted for small refineries to larger refineries. The March contract rose by 1.03 cents to close at 61.29 cents/pound [2] - The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) reported that Canadian canola futures prices closed higher, following the trend of CBOT soybean oil prices. The March contract increased by 0.9 CAD to close at 680.6 CAD/ton [2] Group 3: Corn and Wheat Market Trends - On February 26, CBOT corn futures prices increased, with the May contract rising by 3.5 cents to close at 443.5 cents/bushel. The upcoming biofuel policy to be determined by the U.S. at the end of March is expected to benefit the corn market [3] - U.S. wheat futures prices showed mixed results on February 26. The May contract for soft red winter wheat rose by 6 cents to close at 571.75 cents/bushel, while the May contract for hard red winter wheat fell by 2 cents to close at 562.25 cents/bushel [3] - The USDA's weekly wheat export sales report indicated that as of February 19, net sales for the 2025/26 marketing year were 243,000 tons, a 16% decrease week-on-week and a 43% decrease from the four-week average. The export volume for the week was 540,000 tons, a 67% increase week-on-week [3] Group 4: Pakistan Rice Exports - According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, rice exports for the 2025/26 marketing year decreased by 40.5% to 1.31 billion USD due to India's return to the international market, which has squeezed Pakistan's market share. Non-Basmati rice exports fell from 3.15 million tons last year to 2 million tons [4] - In response, Pakistan's Ministry of Commerce announced in January a 9% rebate on the FOB price for Basmati rice exports priced above 750 USD/ton to alleviate pressure on exporters and enhance competitiveness [4]