China's June Soybean Imports Hit Record, Shift Towards Brazil Amid US Pledge Shortfall
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- China's soybean imports reached a record 13.55 million tonnes in June, driven by Brazilian supply and cleared port backlogs.
- However, US imports fell 42.4% year-to-date, totaling 9.31 million tonnes, despite China's commitment to purchase at least 25 million tonnes annually through 2028.
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China's total oilseed arrivals reached a record 13.55 million tonnes in June, boosted by Brazilian supply and the clearing of delayed cargoes at Chinese ports. This comes as US imports fell 42.4% between January and June, despite a Chinese pledge to import at least 25 million tonnes annually through 2028.
Total arrivals of the oilseed reached 13.55 million tonnes, a record for the month, lifted by Brazilian supply and by the clearing of cargoes that had been delayed at Chinese ports.
The half-year figures set the June result in a longer decline. Imports from the US fell 42.4 per cent between January and June, to 9.31 million tonnes, against a Chinese pledge to take at least 25 million tonnes a year through 2028. Brazilian volumes over the same period rose 9.1 per cent, to 34.75 million tonnes.
The commitment is annual, and June shipments reflect purchases made weeks or months earlier, which leaves room for buying to be concentrated later in the year.
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China's soybean purchases from the US will be concentrated later in the year.
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Açık Sorular
- Will China meet its annual US soybean import pledge by year-end?
- What specific factors caused the shift to Brazilian supply?
