Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is that CBOT soybean oil futures prices are experiencing an upward trend, with the current price at 52.59 cents per pound, reflecting a 0.13% increase [1] - On January 20, the opening price of soybean oil futures was 52.65 cents per pound, with a closing price of 52.55 cents per pound, showing a slight increase of 0.08% [2] - The highest price during the trading session on January 20 reached 53.19 cents per pound, while the lowest was 52.41 cents per pound [2] Group 2 - Argentine soybean oil prices for February shipment increased by $9 per ton to $1218 per ton, while April shipment prices rose by $16 per ton to $1155 per ton [2] - Domestic soybean oil inventory as of the end of the third week of 2026 is 1.1404 million tons, a decrease of 68,800 tons from the previous week, representing a 5.69% decline [2] - Coastal soybean oil inventory is reported at 1.0395 million tons, down 60,000 tons from the previous week, which is a 5.46% decrease [2] - The national first-class soybean oil transaction volume on January 20 was 21,000 tons, an increase of 31.25% compared to the previous trading day [2]

Core Insights - Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures prices continue to rise, opening at 51.30 cents per pound and currently at 51.47 cents per pound, reflecting a 0.21% increase [1] - The highest price during the trading session reached 51.50 cents per pound, while the lowest dipped to 51.29 cents per pound [1] Market Overview - On November 11, CBOT soybean oil futures opened at 50.53 cents, peaked at 51.27 cents, and closed at 51.09 cents, marking a 1.13% increase [2] - As of the end of week 45 in 2025, domestic soybean oil inventory stands at 1.37 million tons, down from 1.462 million tons the previous week, representing a 6.26% decrease [2] - National soybean oil port inventory was reported at 1.14 million tons as of November 11, down from 1.199 million tons on November 4, a reduction of 59,000 tons [2] - Argentine soybean oil (December shipment) C&F price is $1,144 per ton, up $17 per ton from the previous trading day; February shipment price is $1,138 per ton, up $2 per ton from the previous trading day [2]

Group 1 - Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures prices continued to rise, opening at 53.55 cents per pound and currently at 53.49 cents per pound, with an increase of 0.17% [1] - The intraday high for soybean oil futures reached 53.59 cents per pound, while the lowest point was 53.27 cents per pound [1] Group 2 - On August 13, CBOT soybean oil futures had an opening price of 53.06 cents, a high of 53.77 cents, a low of 52.79 cents, and a closing price of 53.43 cents, reflecting a 0.41% increase [2] - Argentine soybean oil (September shipment) C&F price increased by $21 per ton to $1146, while the November shipment price rose by $19 per ton to $1138 [2] - On August 13, the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) soybean oil futures warehouse receipts increased by 5000 contracts to 20370 contracts compared to the previous trading day [2] - The national first-class soybean oil trading volume on August 13 was 20600 tons, remaining flat compared to the previous trading day [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures prices continue to rise, with a current price of 53.69 cents per pound, reflecting a 0.15% increase from the previous trading session [1] Group 1: Soybean Oil Futures Market Overview - On August 6, CBOT soybean oil futures opened at 53.42 cents per pound, reached a high of 54.12 cents, a low of 53.27 cents, and closed at 53.65 cents, marking a 0.51% increase [1] - The highest price during the trading session was 53.83 cents per pound, while the lowest was 53.51 cents per pound [1] Group 2: International Pricing and Domestic Trading - On August 6, Argentine soybean oil (September shipment) C&F price was $1153 per ton, an increase of $4 per ton compared to the previous trading day; the November shipment price was $1141 per ton, up by $14 per ton [1] - On August 6, the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) soybean oil futures warehouse receipts stood at 11,540 lots, unchanged from the previous trading day [1] - The national first-class soybean oil trading volume on August 6 was 52,500 tons, representing an increase of 183.78% compared to the previous trading day [1]