Soyabeans rally as crop conditions drop, soyaoil prices riseCHICAGO: US soyabean futures rallied on Tuesday on eroding Midwest crop conditions and improving export demand, and as soyaoil prices rose another 3% amid further gains in crude oil markets.Corn futures also climbed on deteriorating crop conditions across the heart of the farm belt. Wheat prices firmed on spillover support from rising corn and soya, though gains were limited by a firm US dollar.Soybeans posted their strongest percentage gains in nearly two months on Tuesday after the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported a weekly decline in crop conditions and as severely hot weather was forecast for the heart of the Midwest crop belt.Demand for soya, meanwhile, was also improving. The USDA confirmed a private sale of US soyabeans to China in its first daily sales announcement since reporting a string of purchases by the top importer earlier this month."We're starting to sell beans to China again so all of a sudden our demand profile is picking up a bit," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Group."The crop condition ratings yesterday showed a deterioration and ideas are that, with the weather developing how it is, we could see more," he said.Corn crop conditions dropped by more than expected in the past week, particularly in the eastern Midwest. The steepest drop was in Illinois, where the heat index was expected to climb above 100 Fahrenheit (37.8 Celsius) on Tuesday and Wednesday.Chicago Board of Trade November soyabeans jumped 42-1/2 cents to $13.35-1/4 a bushel by 12:10 p.m. CDT (1710 GMT), the contract's strongest percentage gain since June 30. December corn rose 9-1/2 cents to $5.45 a bushel, while CBOT December wheat added 1/4 cent to $7.33-3/4 a bushel. RegardsTeam SisAny query plz call 9111977771https://wa.me/919111677774
Weakness in rupee, 1 paise breaks open at 74.20Rupee has started with weakness today. Rupee has opened weak by 1 paise against the dollar today. Rupee opened today at 74.20 against dollar. On the other hand, the rupee got stronger against the dollar in Tuesday's trade. The rupee yesterday closed at 74.19 with a gain of 2 paise against the dollar.Sensex opened at record level with a gain of 104 pointsToday the stock market opened with a record high. Today the BSE Sensex rose by about 104.49 points to open at a record level of 56063.47 points. On the other hand, the Nifty of NSE opened with a gain of 33.40 points at a record level of 16658.00 points.
Rupee strengthens by 2 paise and closed at 74.19 levelRupee has seen strength today against the dollar. Rupee today closed at 74.19 with a gain of 2 paise against the dollar.Sensex rises further, closes by increasing 403 pointsToday the stock market closed sharply. Today, where the Sensex closed at the level of 55958.98 points, up by about 403.19 points. At the same time, the Nifty closed at the level of 16624.60 with a gain of 128.10 points.
CHICAGO: US soybean futures firmed on Monday in a modest recovery from last week’s two-month low as crude oil markets rebounded and lifted soyoil prices more than 3%, traders said.Wheat also gained as the US dollar softened and as weekly export inspections topped trade expectations.Corn was flat to weaker, capped by forecasts for a large US crop and worries over demand from biofuel producers after news last week that the Environmental Protection Agency would recommend reducing federal biofuel blending mandates.Grain and oilseed futures had fallen sharply last week as worries about global economic growth and rising coronavirus infections pressured broader markets. Crude oil and metals prices rose on Monday after bargain hunting drove equity markets higher across Asia and Europe.“The macros are taking the foot off the throat of commodities today, except for corn. Traders are still very nervous about the biofuel RINs and what kind of exclusions will be given to refiners,” said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics.Chicago Board of Trade December corn fell 2 cents to a one-month low of $5.35 a bushel by 11:32 a.m. CDT (1632 GMT). November soybeans gained 4-1/4 cents at $12.95 a bushel.CBOT September wheat rose 7-1/2 cents to $7.21-3/4 a bushel. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Monday 657,854 tonnes of US wheat were inspected for export last week, higher than expected. Corn and soybean inspections were in line with trade forecasts.
Palm oil ends over 1pc higherKUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures reversed early losses on Monday, tracking sharp gains in rival oils and crude futures, but expectations of a buildup in August stockpile capped gains.The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed 58 ringgit, or 1.36%, at 4,323 ringgit ($1,023.44) a tonne, after declining 2.4% earlier in the day.Prices recovered on fresh fears about rising COVID-19 cases spreading from some estates to mills, said Paramalingam Supramaniam, director at Selangor-based brokerage Pelindung Bestari.Sentiment were hit by the Southern Peninsula Palm Oil Millers’ Association’s estimates for production during Aug. 1-20 to rise 11.5% month-on-month, traders said.“We expect an increase in production and decrease in exports, resulting in the addition of inventories at the end of August,” said Anilkumar Bagani, research head of Mumbai-based vegetable oils broker Sunvin Group.Cargo surveyors last week said palm oil shipments during Aug. 1-20 fell between 8.7% and 11.5% from the month before.India, the world’s biggest vegetable oil importer, on Friday cut base import taxes on crude and refined soyoil and sunflower oil to 7.5% from 15% until Sept. 30.This puts soft oil imports at parity with those of palm oil and may cap a recovery in palm oil prices, traders and analysts said.India may restore higher duty structure for palm and soft oils after Sept. 30, hence exporters will seek to ship to India as much as possible before the deadline, Bagani said.Oil prices jumped 3% with gains driven by a weaker dollar despite demand concerns stoked by rising cases of the Delta coronavirus variant, making palm a more attractive option for biodiesel feedstock.Dalian’s most-active soyoil contract gained 0.3%, while its palm oil contract rose 0.6%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade were up 2.5%.Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.
Rupee gains, gains 11 paise to open at 74.10Like the equity market, the rupee has also started on a strong note. Rupee today opened with a gain of 11 paise against the dollar. Rupee opened today at 74.10 level against dollar. On the other hand, the rupee had strengthened by 18 paise today and closed at 74.21 against the dollar in Monday's trade.Sensex opened fast, increased by 197 pointsToday the stock market opened with a boom. Today the BSE Sensex rose by about 197.30 points to open at the level of 55753.09 points. On the other hand, the Nifty of NSE opened with a gain of 74.50 points at the level of 16571.00 points. Today, trading started in a total of 1,391 companies in the BSE, out of which about 662 shares opened with a rise and 629 with a fall. At the same time, the share price of 100 companies opened without increasing or decreasing.
India's Nahar Group to consider swap ratio for acquiring Cotton CountyIndia-based Nahar Industrial Enterprises Ltd is considering the swap ratio in view of SEBI directions through stock exchanges to merge Cotton County Retail Limited with Nahar Industrial Enterprises Limited, as per a filing with the Stock Exchanges. The company has scheduled a meeting of board of directors of the company on Friday, August 27.The filing also said that trading window for dealing in the securities of the company shall remain closed for the promoters, directors, key managerial personnel, designated employees, connected persons and their immediate relatives from August 20 to August 27, 2021.Nahar Industrial Enterprises Ltd is a vertically integrated textile manufacturer, with operations ranging from spinning, weaving and processing, while Cotton County Retail Limited is a subsidiary of Nahar Group of companies offering a wide range of products across summer wear (formal, casual shirts, t-shirts, cotton trousers and denims) and winter-wear (sweaters, jackets, coats, suits, sweat-shirt).
Modi government made cooking oil cheaper by cutting import dutyGiving some relief to the common people from inflation, the government has decided to reduce the import duty on soya oil and sunflower oil from 15% to 7.5%. Earlier, the government had also cut import duty on crude palm oil.Overall, the effective duty has been reduced by 8.25% inclusive of all taxes. The overall fee has come down from 38.50 per cent to 30.25 per cent. Agricultural Cess and Social Welfare Cess are also included in the total fee.The reduction in import duty will directly benefit the kitchen budget of the common people, although this reduction in import duty is only till 30 September. At present, the government imports 15 million tonnes of edible oil annually, valued at around Rs 70,000 crore. While the country's annual consumption is 25 million tonnes of edible oil. Palm oil in India is imported from both Malaysia and Indonesia. India imported 7.2 million tonnes of palm oil from Malaysia and Indonesia last year. Palm oil accounts for about 55 per cent of the total imports. 34 lakh tonnes of soybean oil was imported from Brazil and Argentina and 2.5 million tonnes of sunflower oil was imported from Russia and Ukraine.Earlier, the Modi government had approved the plan of Palm Oil Mission in the cabinet meeting held on Wednesday. To increase the availability of edible oils, the government announced a Palm Oil Mission (National Edible Oil Mission-Oil Palm- NMEO-OP) worth Rs 11,040 crore. The government has taken this step to make India self-reliant in the matter of edible oils. This mission of the government will reduce the dependence on import of palm oil and will also pave the way for increasing the income of the farmers. At the same time, the oil industry will also benefit.It was also decided in the cabinet meeting that if the market fluctuates and the price of the farmer's crop falls, then the difference amount will be paid by the central government to the farmers through DBT. The amount which was given earlier in agricultural material has also been increased. In order to enable people to set up industries in the North-East region, it was decided to provide an assistance of Rs.5 crore to the industry.
BANGLADESH SPINNERS UNWILLING TO REDUCE YARN PRICESBangladesh spinners are not willing to yield to demands of apparel and terry towel exporters, and reduce yarn prices. As per a Daily Star report, spinners may have another round of meeting with exporters to find an amicable solution to this problem. Mohammad Ali Khokon, President, Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) informs, spinners have honored a previous commitment made during a meeting with garment exporters last week to maintain the current yarn prices. Currently, most highly in demand was being sold for about $4.25 per kg in local markets, he adds.Shahadat Hossain Sohel, Chairman, Bangladesh Terry Towel & Linen Manufacturers & Exporters Association, has urged spinners to ensure adequate supply of yarn at competitive prices as they have a lot of work orders from international buyers. Mohammad Hatem, First Vice-President, Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association, hoped that the impasse may soon come to an end through consultation among the leaders of relevant trade bodies.
The rupee declined by 15 paise to close at 74.38 against the dollar this evening.Huge fall in the stock market, Sensex closed by breaking 300 pointsToday the stock market closed with a fall. Today, where the Sensex closed at the level of 55329.32 points, down by about 300.17 points. On the other hand, Nifty closed at 16450.50 with a fall of 118.30 points.
Palm rises, set for near 6% weekly loss on weak exportsMalaysian palm oil futures firmed on Friday, but they are on course for a near 6% weekly loss on anticipation of a sharp decline in August exports and cheaper Dalian oils.The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange gained 18 ringgit, or 0.42%, to 4,256 ringgit ($1,004.25), after falling to a 10-day low in the previous session.Palm oil may test support at 4,261 ringgitFor the week, it is set to fall 5.7%.FUNDAMENTALSInvestors are awaiting cargo surveyors to release Aug. 1-20 export data scheduled later in the day. Market rumours have pegged shipments during that period to decline around 10%, traders said.Dalian's most-active soyoil contract fell 1%, while its palm oil contract lost 1.2%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade were up 0.4%.Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.Palm oil may break a support at 4,221 ringgit per tonne and fall to 4,125 ringgit, Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao said.
US not looking for a new trade agreement, says Union minister Piyush GoyalUnion Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday said that the possibility of a trade agreement between India and the United States is not being considered at the moment, reported Smart info services.In such a trade deal, partners cut down on tariff-related hurdles on a specific number of goods in order to boost trading.“The US, as of now, has kind of indicated that they are not looking for new trade agreements, but we will look at working with them on market access issues on both sides,” Goyal said during an event with exporters.The minister added that even the resolution of the problems related to a trade pact would boost outbound trade to the United States.Goyal noted that matters such as non-tariff barriers, reaching mutually recognised agreements and aligning on better quality of international standards would lead to a spike in trade between the United States and India.Goyal also specified the Centre’s priority list of countries with which it was going to forge a free trade agreement.“Australia is first on the list, United Kingdom, then the United Arab Emirates, and if the UAE happens, the pact with GCC [Gulf Cooperation Council] will also be expedited,” he said. “We have already started the dialogue with the UAE and one more country from the Middle East.”So far, Australia has shown the “highest level of engagement”, Goyal said, according to Business Standard, adding that the country has displayed a lot of interest in early harvest agreement. This early harvest deal is considered a precursor to a free trade deal.He also noted that discussions with the United Kingdom was “progressing well”.The minister also said that discussions with the Canadian government had been impacted due to the Covid-19 crisis. Goyal added that the talks were likely to resume after the elections in Canada.“We also have to open our markets to others if we are wanting a larger pie in their markets,” he said, according to The Hindu. “Therefore, my appeal to all of you is to also identify areas where we have confidence that we can withstand competition.”SiS Commited to update you on all textile related news real time.RegardsTeam SisAny query plz call 9111977771https://wa.me/919111977775
Rupee collapses against dollar, opens weak by 15 paiseRupee opened with weakness today against the dollar in the foreign exchange market. Today the rupee opened with a gain of 15 paise at Rs 74.39 against the dollar. At the same time, on Wednesday, the rupee closed at Rs 74.24 with a strength of 11 paise against the dollar.Sensex and Nifty fallToday the stock market opened with a heavy fall. Today the BSE Sensex fell by about 457.28 points and opened at the level of 55172.21 points. On the other hand, NSE's Nifty fell by 139.80 points and opened at the level of 16429.00 points.
U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 12/08/2021 Cotton: Net sales of 242,400 RB for 2021/2022 primarily for China (161,900 RB, including 3,400 RB switched from Singapore, 600 RB switched from Hong Kong, and decreases of 11,100 RB), Turkey (46,100 RB, including decreases of 2,800 RB), Pakistan (16,400 RB, including decreases of 700 RB), Vietnam (12,400 RB, including 4,000 RB switched from China, 1,000 RB from Japan, and decreases of 1,400 RB), and Peru (4,900 RB), were offset by reductions primarily for Singapore (3,400 RB) and Japan (1,400 RB). Total net sales of 59,500 RB for 2022/2023, were for Pakistan. Exports of 221,100 RB were primarily to Pakistan (49,600 RB), Vietnam (38,000 RB), Turkey (31,700 RB), China (22,100 RB), and Bangladesh (17,600 RB). Net sales of Pima totaling 10,600 RB primarily for China (3,800 RB, including 300 RB switched from Germany), India (2,600 RB, including decreases of 600 RB), Pakistan (2,200 RB), the United Arab Emirates (900 RB), and Turkey (500 RB), were offset by reductions for Germany (300 RB). Exports of 3,700 RB were to India (1,400 RB), China (1,100 RB), Peru (800 RB), and Pakistan (400 RB). Exports for Own Account: For 2021/2022, new exports for own account totaling 100 RB were to Vietnam. The current exports for own account outstanding balance of 4,800 RB is for China (4,700 RB) and Vietnam (100 RB).
Palm oil slides nearly 3%Malaysian palm oil futures slumped nearly 3% on Wednesday, hitting a one-week closing low on fears of lower export demand and anticipation of an increase in production.The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed lower 105 ringgit, or 2.38%, to 4,303 ringgit ($1,015.82) a tonne, after rallying to a record high last week.The correction in prices was likely induced by expectations that demand will fall by about 15% over Aug. 1-20, said Marcello Cultrera, institutional sales manager and broker at Phillip Futures in Kuala Lumpur.“Also, the Indian demand for August is fully covered, while subscriptions for September-October have reached a standstill at current prices,” Cultrera added.Export shipments during the first half of August plunged between 15% and 24% from the previous month, cargo surveyors data showed on Monday.Indonesia, the world’s largest palm exporter, experienced greater demand than Malaysia over July and August, partly due to lower export taxes and higher discounts for its crude and refined palm oil.The situation will change in September as Indonesia is expected to raise its export duties for September to $166 from $93 in August, Cultrera said.
Cotton yarn and product exports drive record cotton consumption in VietnamRobust growth in Vietnam’s cotton yarn and product exports is projected to drive 2020-2021 cotton consumption to a record 7.3 million bales, 700,000 higher than the previous year’s downfall from COVID-19, according to the weekly report by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).Yarn exports during 2020-2021 have exceeded the previous year’s record by more than 10 per cent through the first 11 months of the marketing year. Foreign demand has been primarily driven by China, with Vietnam’s cotton yarn exports to the country accounting for roughly 60 per cent of Vietnam’s total cotton lint consumption.China is the world’s largest cotton yarn importer and Vietnam’s largest customer with the geographic proximity and foreign investment by Chinese companies driving record exports. China’s August to June imports of Vietnamese cotton yarn were a record (for the period) and equal to roughly four million bales of cotton lint consumption.China’s robust demand is expected to persist with projected growth in China’s cotton fabric and product exports, in addition to greater domestic consumption of cotton products. The United States WRO (Withhold Release Order) on cotton lint from China’s Xinjiang region is further supporting current and future demand for Vietnam’s cotton yarn.Practically all cotton yarn spun in Vietnam is produced with cotton lint imported from outside of China. Garment and textile manufacturers in China seeking to circumvent the WRO are likely substituting imported cotton yarn for domestic with roughly two-thirds containing Xinjiang lint.Greater domestic consumption in Vietnam of cotton yarn is also driving cotton consumption higher. Significant foreign and domestic investment in Vietnam’s garment industry has driven greater demand for cotton knitted fabrics and thus domestic consumption of cotton yarn by knitters. According to Vietnam customs data, garment and textile exports in 2020-2021 are expected to recover from the previous year’s decline and rise to more than $30 billion; the garment industry is one of the country’s largest valued source for exports.Vietnam’s largest export market for cotton textiles and garments is the United States, which is also the world’s largest importer. US imports from Vietnam were a record in the first 11 months at more than $5 billion. Knitted cotton sweaters, pullovers, and other similar articles of clothing were the largest product category, accounting for roughly 30 per cent of the total value of US cotton product imports from Vietnam.This particular category has historically been dominated by China, however, two factors have driven Vietnam’s market share of US imports higher – the 2020 and 2021 WROs and ongoing tariffs specific to China. Both have lowered US imports of knitted cotton sweaters, pullovers, among others from China nearly 20 per cent thus far in 2020-2021 (August-June) despite US imports of this product category rising over 10 per cent on-year during the same period.Robust export prospects for both cotton yarn and products are expected to boost 2021-2022 cotton consumption even higher to 7.6 million bales, and further support Vietnam’s rise as a major global cotton importer as well as exporter and consumer of cotton yarn and products.
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| Soyabeans rally as crop conditions drop, soyaoil prices rise | 25-08-2021 20:00:12 | view |
| Weakness in rupee, 1 paise breaks open at 74.20 | 25-08-2021 17:46:43 | view |
| Rupee strengthens by 2 paise and closed at 74.19 level | 24-08-2021 23:33:48 | view |
| CHICAGO: US soybean futures firmed on Monday in a modest recovery from last week’s two-month low as crude oil markets rebounded and lifted soyoil prices more than 3%, traders said. | 24-08-2021 23:31:12 | view |
| Palm oil ends over 1pc higher | 24-08-2021 23:30:28 | view |
| Rupee gains, gains 11 paise to open at 74.10 | 24-08-2021 18:17:56 | view |
| India's Nahar Group to consider swap ratio for acquiring Cotton County | 21-08-2021 18:23:12 | view |
| Modi government made cooking oil cheaper by cutting import duty | 21-08-2021 00:47:48 | view |
| BANGLADESH SPINNERS UNWILLING TO REDUCE YARN PRICES | 20-08-2021 23:23:41 | view |
| The rupee declined by 15 paise to close at 74.38 against the dollar this evening. | 20-08-2021 23:04:47 | view |
| Palm rises, set for near 6% weekly loss on weak exports | 20-08-2021 20:56:29 | view |
| US not looking for a new trade agreement, says Union minister Piyush Goyal | 20-08-2021 19:43:42 | view |
| Rupee collapses against dollar, opens weak by 15 paise | 20-08-2021 18:30:05 | view |
| U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 12/08/2021 | 20-08-2021 02:14:07 | view |
| Palm oil slides nearly 3% | 19-08-2021 18:13:34 | view |
| Cotton yarn and product exports drive record cotton consumption in Vietnam | 19-08-2021 00:41:14 | view |
