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Global Feed Market Report (Aug 6, 2026): CBOT Corn and Soybeans Ease on Beneficial US Weather
Global feed market update for August 6, 2026: CBOT corn and soybean futures extended their losses as favorable rainfall across the US Midwest alleviated crop stress. Conversely, CBOT wheat inched up due to Black Sea export disruptions, while the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) surged significantly.
Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
VIETNAM ANIMAL FEED MARKET ANALYSIS (JULY 29, 2026): ABUNDANT IMPORT SUPPLY VS. LOCAL BYPRODUCT ADJUSTMENTS
The domestic animal feed raw material market in Vietnam on July 29, 2026, recorded a clear divergence between imported commodities and local byproducts. In contrast to slight upward ticks in select deferred positions for imported corn and soybean meal, dry rice bran prices in the Mekong Delta experienced widespread downward pressure due to the influx of lower-priced alternatives.
Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
Global Feed Market Report (July 22, 2026): CBOT Corn and Wheat Surge Amid Weather Risks
Global animal feed market update for July 22, 2026: CBOT corn and wheat prices rallied sharply due to adverse weather in the U.S., while soybean meal extended gains and palm oil faced technical correction.
Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 20, 2026: Corn and Soybean Meal Remain Stable While Rice Products Rise
Vietnam’s animal feed ingredient market remained broadly stable on July 20, 2026. Corn and soybean meal prices were unchanged, while broken rice, low-grade brown rice, IR 504 paddy, Chinese corn gluten feed and Vietnamese fishmeal recorded notable increases.
Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
Global Animal Feed Market on July 16, 2026: CBOT Wheat Surges on Russia–Ukraine Export Concerns
Global animal feed ingredient prices moved broadly higher on July 16, 2026. CBOT wheat gained nearly USD 12 per tonne as the Russia–Ukraine conflict raised concerns over Black Sea and Azov Sea exports. Corn, soybeans, soybean meal and soybean oil also increased.
Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 14, 2026: Corn Prices Edge Higher While Soybean Meal and Rice Bran Show Mixed Movements
Vietnam’s animal feed ingredient market showed mixed movements on July 14, 2026. Imported corn prices increased slightly for selected delivery periods, while soybean meal varied significantly across contracts. Dry and wet rice bran declined by VND 30–50 per kilogram, while IR 504 brown rice, low-grade brown rice and selected by-products rose by VND 50–100 per kilogram.