Core Viewpoint - The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures prices experienced a slight increase, reflecting market dynamics and inventory changes [1] Group 1: Market Performance - On November 26, CBOT soybean oil futures opened at 50.60 cents per pound and rose to 50.85 cents per pound, marking a 0.43% increase, with an intraday high of 50.92 cents and a low of 50.49 cents [1] - On November 25, the soybean oil futures had a closing price of 50.55 cents per pound, with a slight increase of 0.10% from the previous day [1] Group 2: Inventory and Pricing - As of November 25, the national soybean oil port inventory stood at 1.156 million tons, up from 1.133 million tons on November 18, indicating a week-over-week increase of 23,000 tons [1] - On November 25, the C&F price for Argentine soybean oil for December shipment was $1,160 per ton, down by $10 from the previous trading day, while the February shipment price was $1,148 per ton, also down by $10 [1] - The national first-grade soybean oil transaction volume on November 25 was 2,000 tons, reflecting a decrease of 41.18% compared to the previous trading day [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is that CBOT soybean oil futures prices are on the rise, with the current price at 49.74 cents per pound, reflecting a 0.22% increase from the opening price of 49.60 cents per pound [1] - On November 7, the opening price for soybean oil futures was 49.35 cents, reaching a high of 49.88 cents and a low of 49.00 cents, closing at 49.67 cents, which represents a 0.53% increase [2] - The Dalian Commodity Exchange reported a decrease in soybean oil futures warehouse receipts by 446 contracts to a total of 26,014 contracts on November 7 [2] Group 2 - The national first-level soybean oil trading volume was 18,800 tons on November 7, which is a 52.76% decrease compared to the previous trading day [2] - In the major soybean-producing states in the U.S., there is a 100% confidence that temperatures will be above normal levels in the next 6-10 days, and 94% confidence that precipitation will be above normal levels [2]

Group 1 - Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures prices experienced a slight increase, opening at 51.36 cents per pound and currently at 50.91 cents per pound, with a rise of 0.67% [1] - The highest price during the trading session reached 51.43 cents per pound, while the lowest dipped to 50.50 cents per pound [1] Group 2 - On October 14, the opening price for soybean oil was 50.60 cents per pound, with a closing price also at 50.60 cents per pound, reflecting a change of 0.04% [2] - Argentine soybean oil prices for November shipment decreased by $22 per ton to $1,146 per ton, while January shipment prices fell by $21 per ton to $1,142 per ton [2] - As of the end of the 41st week of 2025, domestic soybean oil inventory stood at 1.438 million tons, an increase of 14,000 tons from the previous week, representing a 0.95% rise [2] - Coastal inventory increased to 1.324 million tons, up by 22,000 tons from the previous week, marking a 1.72% increase [2] Group 3 - As of October 14, national soybean oil port inventory was recorded at 1.236 million tons, up from 1.22 million tons on September 30, indicating an increase of 16,000 tons [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures continue to show weakness, with current prices reflecting a slight decline from previous trading sessions [1] Group 1: Soybean Oil Futures Market - On September 24, CBOT soybean oil futures opened at 49.88 cents per pound and are currently at 49.71 cents per pound, marking a decrease of 0.26% [1] - The intraday trading range for soybean oil futures reached a high of 49.99 cents per pound and a low of 49.40 cents per pound [1] Group 2: Historical Price Data - On September 23, the opening price for soybean oil was 46.69 cents per pound, with a high of 50.02 cents, a low of 48.89 cents, and a closing price of 49.89 cents, reflecting a 0.32% increase [1] Group 3: Market News and Inventory - On September 23, Argentine soybean oil (October shipment) C&F price increased by $10 to $1166 per ton, while the December shipment price rose by $7 to $1162 per ton [1] - As of September 23, the national soybean oil port inventory stands at 1.227 million tons, up from 1.203 million tons the previous week, indicating an increase of 24,000 tons [1] - On September 23, the national first-grade soybean oil transaction volume was 8,000 tons, a decrease of 46.67% compared to the previous trading day [1]