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Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the document Core Viewpoints of the Report - The current agricultural product market is in a stage of intertwined games between macro risks (geopolitical and crude oil) and industrial fundamentals (sufficient supply and weak demand). Short - term trends are driven by events such as geopolitical situations, customs clearance logistics, and policy news, with intensified fluctuations. Medium - and long - term trends depend on the clarity of core factors such as North American planting weather, global demand recovery, and the degree of domestic pig production capacity reduction. Investors are advised to adopt a cautious and flexible strategy, focusing on structural opportunities, spread arbitrage, and band operations rather than unilateral trend bets [15] Summary by Relevant Catalogs 1. Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Environment - The Middle East geopolitical conflict is the core macro variable dominating the commodity market, affecting agricultural product costs and market sentiment through multiple paths such as pushing up crude oil prices, causing inflation concerns, and influencing the prices of the US dollar and risk assets (stocks and bonds) [7] - Most views believe that the crude oil price has been locked at a high level due to war premiums (e.g., Brent crude oil may remain above $80 per barrel), and energy cost increases will continue to be transmitted to the agricultural product production and logistics links [7] 2. Oilseeds and Oils Market (Soybean Meal, Rapeseed Meal, Soybean Oil, Rapeseed Oil) Soybean Meal - Short - term contradiction: The price is supported by import costs (US soybean price and war - induced logistics costs) but limited by high arrival volume (expected monthly average of over 10 million tons from May to August) and weak spot basis. The arrival and customs clearance efficiency of soybeans from April to May are key uncertain factors affecting the basis and inter - month spreads [8] - Market divergence: There are different views on the future direction. One side believes that prices are difficult to fall sharply before macro risks (war) subside; the other side believes that as macro risks are released, the market will return to fundamentals (bumper harvest in South America and sufficient domestic supply), and prices face downward pressure, waiting for new positive drivers such as North American planting season weather and US agricultural policies [8] - Trading strategy: Unilateral trend - based market is not strong, and band operations are more suitable. There is high attention to the May - September spread. Some views believe that the space for reverse arbitrage (short May and long September) is limited, and positive arbitrage (long May and short September) needs a driving factor (e.g., supply shortage in April). It is recommended to pay attention to trading opportunities in non - main contracts [8] Rapeseed Meal - Core view: There is a risk of being weak in stages [9] - Negative factors: The opening of Canadian rapeseed imports, with an expected monthly arrival of about 500,000 tons of rapeseed meal, will lead to obvious inventory accumulation in China. The possible discount in the delivery rules of Australian rapeseed meal may indirectly drag down the futures price [9] - Potential variables: The uncertainty of the inspection time for Canadian rapeseed imports may be a short - term speculation point. EU import demand is nearly saturated, and the global rapeseed supply pressure is concentrated in Canada, whose prices face competitive pressure [9] Vegetable Oils (Soybean Oil/Rapeseed Oil/Palm Oil) - Soybean oil: Affected by both macro - crude oil and export profits, the current price is at a high level. However, if the subsequent demand weakens, the price has downward pressure. The domestic soybean oil basis also faces the pressure of oversupply [11] - Rapeseed oil: As a necessity, the current spot basis is high, but the long - term expectation is weak. There may be inventory accumulation problems after June. There is regional price differentiation (inverted prices in coastal areas and low prices in inland areas), which may lead to the transfer of delivery pressure [11] - Palm oil: Facing inventory pressure and continuous ship purchases driven by import profits, there is a short - term imbalance between supply and demand. The setback of the B50 policy and crude oil price fluctuations are the main influencing factors [11] - Trading strategy: Some suggest considering the spread strategy of buying soybean oil and shorting rapeseed oil. For palm oil, it is recommended to directly arrange long - term contracts to avoid near - month fluctuations [11] 3. Corn and Grain Market - Price trend: The center of corn prices has moved up (e.g., the price at the northern port has risen from 2,050 yuan per ton to 2,360 yuan per ton), mainly affected by the increase in international fertilizer costs and domestic planting costs [12] - Short - term suppression: The current price is suppressed by high inventories of traders (costs are generally higher than the current market price) and weekly wheat auctions of about 800,000 tons. It is expected that the price will remain in a stalemate and difficult to break through effectively before the new wheat is listed in July - August [12] - Future outlook: The price of new - season wheat is expected to be higher than last year, but the upward space is limited. The direct impact of the Middle East conflict on domestic grain prices (through fertilizer costs) is evaluated as limited [12] 4. Pig Market - Industry status: The industry is generally in a process of deep losses and production capacity reduction, but the reduction speed is slow, and market sentiment is pessimistic [13] - Future outlook: It is generally predicted that there may be a turning point in the market in 2026, but there are differences in the specific time (e.g., the end of the second quarter or the third quarter). It takes time to reduce sow production capacity, and large - scale farms still have certain resilience [13] - Demand - side impact: The pressure on breeding profits leads to adjustments in the feed formula (e.g., using wheat to replace part of corn and soybean meal), suppressing the demand for raw materials such as soybean meal [13] 5. Other Commodities and Macroeconomic Strategy Views - Fertilizer and supply chain: Geopolitics may affect the global nitrogen fertilizer supply, which is then transmitted to agricultural product costs. There is obvious regional differentiation in the supply chain, and long - distance transportation costs have soared [14] - Repairing undervalued high - quality assets: For example, non - ferrous metals (such as lithium carbonate) and stock indexes sold off during the liquidity shock [14] - Paying attention to marginalized or fundamentally independent commodities: For example, some fine chemicals may have long - term opportunities due to limited production capacity [14] - Selecting agricultural products carefully: In the context of an overall "bear market year" and cost pressure, pay attention to varieties with independent supply - demand logic, such as sugar (both supply and demand are booming), and be aware of weather risks such as El Niño [14]