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油脂日报:油脂上涨动力不足,盘面持续震荡-20251205
Hua Tai Qi Huo· 2025-12-05 03:06
油脂上涨动力不足,盘面持续震荡 油脂日报 | 2025-12-05 油脂观点 市场分析 期货方面,昨日收盘棕榈油2601合约8666.00元/吨,环比变化-64元,幅度-0.73%;昨日收盘豆油2601合约8254.00 元/吨,环比变化-32.00元,幅度-0.39%;昨日收盘菜油2601合约9618.00元/吨,环比变化-93.00元,幅度-0.96%。现 货方面,广东地区棕榈油现货价8660.00元/吨,环比变化-80.00元,幅度-0.92%,现货基差P01+-6.00,环比变化-16.00 元;天津地区一级豆油现货价格8420.00元/吨,环比变化-40.00元/吨,幅度-0.47%,现货基差Y01+166.00,环比变 化-8.00元;江苏地区四级菜油现货价格9870.00元/吨,环比变化-100.00元,幅度-1.00%,现货基差OI01+252.00, 环比变化-7.00元。 风险 政策变化 2025年期货市场研究报告 第1页 请仔细阅读本报告最后一页的免责声明 近期市场咨询汇总:巴西全国谷物出口商协会(ANEC)表示,巴西12月大豆出口量料为281万吨,去年同期为147 万吨。巴西12月豆粕 ...
哪些因素会对白糖价格产生影响?
Qi Huo Ri Bao· 2025-11-03 11:29
Core Insights - The article discusses the historical fluctuations in sugar prices since 2000, highlighting five cycles of price increases and decreases, with an average duration of five years for each cycle. The overall trend shows a strong correlation between domestic and international sugar prices, with variations in volatility and market transitions [1]. Group 1: Sugar Price Trends - Sugar prices have shown a strong positive correlation with global demand, driven by population growth and increased applications of sugar, with an average annual consumption growth rate of 2.07% from 2000 to 2011, which decreased to 0.55% post-2012 [1]. - The global sugar supply-demand gap is a significant variable affecting sugar prices, with a negative correlation of -0.16 between raw sugar prices and the global supply-demand gap, becoming more pronounced after 2011 [1]. - The correlation coefficient between domestic sugar prices in Guangxi and international raw sugar prices is approximately -0.35 [1]. Group 2: Weather and Economic Factors - Weather factors, particularly the impact of La Niña and El Niño phenomena, play a crucial role in sugar production and price fluctuations. La Niña is expected to persist until early 2026, potentially causing drought in Brazil, which could affect sugarcane production in the 2026 season [2]. - The article notes that significant economic crises, such as the 2008 global financial crisis and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, have shown consistent impacts on sugar prices, with sugar being a staple commodity less affected by localized macroeconomic crises [2]. - The last strong El Niño occurred in 2023, which led to reduced sugar production and influenced the previous price surge. The next significant price increase is anticipated around 2027, aligning with macroeconomic cycles [3].