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Global Animal Feed Market on July 14, 2026: CBOT Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Rise Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
schedule 2026-07-14

Global Animal Feed Market on July 14, 2026: CBOT Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Rise

CBOT corn and soybean prices continued to rise in the July 13 trading session due to hot and dry weather concerns in the U.S. Midwest and demand from China. Wheat and soybean meal declined, while soybean oil, palm oil and crude oil recorded strong gains.

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Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 13, 2026: Rice and By-product Prices Edge Higher Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
schedule 2026-07-13

Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 13, 2026: Rice and By-product Prices Edge Higher

Vietnam’s animal feed ingredient market showed mixed movements on July 13, 2026. Imported corn and soybean meal prices remained stable, while broken rice, IR 504 brown rice and palm kernel meal increased by VND 50–100 per kilogram.

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Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 10, 2026: Ingredient Prices Remain Largely Stable Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
schedule 2026-07-10

Vietnam Animal Feed Market on July 10, 2026: Ingredient Prices Remain Largely Stable

Vietnam’s animal feed ingredient market remained broadly stable on July 10, 2026. Imported corn prices were unchanged, selected soybean meal contracts fell by VND 50 per kilogram, while some broken rice products increased by VND 50 per kilogram.

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Global Animal Feed Market on July 10, 2026: CBOT Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Decline Agriculture, Animal Feed, Commodity Market
schedule 2026-07-10

Global Animal Feed Market on July 10, 2026: CBOT Corn and Soybean Prices Continue to Decline

CBOT corn and soybean prices continued to fall in the July 9 trading session due to favorable weather in the U.S. Midwest and weaker-than-expected export sales. Meanwhile, wheat and soybean meal prices increased, while global freight rates continued to rise.

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