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Global Oils and Fats Market View
David Jackson, Director of Oils Research
MVO, The Hague, March 2015
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• Two main factors determine oils and oilseed prices today.
• One, as I will demonstrate very soon, is the world crude oil
price as a consequence of the emergence of biofuels.
• The other is a more traditional factor, the supply-demand
balance in the markets for oils, meal and oilseeds.
• I start by explaining how a price band emerged which
linked vegetable oil and petroleum prices. This requires
some discussion of policies in South East Asia.
Factors driving the market today
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The emergence of the oils price band
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The EU price band is now well established. Brent
crude (in $/tonne) is the floor and vegetable oils trade
within a fairly wide band above this floor.
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If you study spreads over Brent, the floor has been
tested three times recently for CPO. But today,
premiums are far above recent levels.
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What determines the CPO spread over Brent? It
moves in the opposite direction to palm stocks.
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How does the price band floor work?
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This diagram plots daily CPO differentials vs. Brent in
the EU. This is the daily version of the price line we
have already seen…
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In South East Asia, FOB prices are lower than at EU
NW ports because of the freight to the EU…
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Within Indonesia, because of export taxes (now gone!),
CPO has been cheap as a fuel source, without any
subsidies, for long periods. This creates the price floor.
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Let’s go back to the price spreads over Brent in the
EU...now we see the price floor in action. Where will
prices head in the next six months?
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A look at animal fats
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EU prices of tallow and palm stearin. The tallow
premium remains strong because of EU double counting
legislation.
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EU palm fractions and tallow prices, with six month
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Why must vegetable oil prices decline (if
petroleum remains stable)?
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Answer: Because biodiesel cannot price itself into
discretionary biofuel markets at this veg oil/crude oil
differential.
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Exports not to US & EU Premum of Indonesian CPO over Brent
Free market Indonesian biodiesel exports move
promptly in the opposite direction to the local CPO
price premium over crude.
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The longer term view
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Demand for oilseed products sets the pace
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% change in GDP per capita% change in oil demand per capita
Oil demand per head responds well to income changes.
But the Chinese response is slowing, while the US is at
zero growth.
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1980-2014/15, kilograms per year
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Food oil Meal
The US is not alone in witnessing food oil and meal
saturation per capita.
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Chinese imports G3 exports
Chinese growth since 2009 at 10% G3 exports since 2009 at 5%
Chinese soybean imports vs. G3 (Brazil,
(Argentina and the US) soybean exports,
applying growth rates since 2009.
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The supply of oilseeds, meal and oils
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Average Annual Growth 1975-2014:Palm Oil = 8.1%Palm Kernel Oil = 7.6%Rapeseed Oil = 6.1%Soybean Oil = 4.4%Sunflower Oil = 3.0%
Palm has dominated the expansion in the supply of
oils.
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1982-2013
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For palm, our forecasts rely on Malaysian deviations in
price and area from long run trends. Area is now
constrained there.
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Annual Malaysian seed sales, millions CPO price, Ringgits/tonne
A supplementary source for plantings is oil palm seed
sales. These confirm the relationship with local CPO
prices.
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The relationship holds for Indonesian local sales of
germinated seeds vs. Indonesian CPO prices. Land is
less constrained.
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Nonetheless, forecasts for oil palm areas do not differ
much even with very different Brent crude oil price
assumptions.
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1980-2025
A smaller harvest in the Black Sea will raise the
sunflower oil premium later in the year, perhaps
pricing sunflower oil out of India. .
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Sun Oil Premium over Rapeseed Oil
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Overall conclusions
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1982-2013, million hectares
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Change since 1981 for oil crops Change since 1981 for grain
There was a profound change in direction of the world
grain crop area around 2003, while oil crops continued
their previous upward trajectory.
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Corn Soybean Palm Wheat Soybean's Share of Area
We expect the next decade to revert to the former
situation where grain area stabilised and oil crops
captured area.
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Acknowledgments:
MPOB, USDA, US DOE
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