Argentina's export tax policy changes, European feed trade blocked

Lead: Netherlands, April 19 (Reuters) - yesterday afternoon, European meal and feed markets were quiet due to Argentina's withdrawal of the export tax plan announced on Wednesday, which caused yesterday's market price to soar, according to market sources The Argentine government announced that the new agricultural export tax policy will increase taxes on export products After yesterday's opening, the market was nervous about this Many sellers didn't issue the seller's quotation, and those who offered the quotation also made a lot of preventive protection According to regulations announced by the Argentine government on Wednesday, exporters are required to pay export taxes based on the date of shipment rather than the date of purchase But on Thursday afternoon, a government official said the Argentine government would repeal the decree issued on Wednesday because it was not conducive to future exports of agricultural products Argentina's soybean cake offer was up $9 per ton from Wednesday's offer, but the buying was small Traders said most of the deals were closed early yesterday The CIF price of soybean meal shipped to Rotterdam is US $173 to US $174 per ton, and the price of May shipment is US $173 per ton European high protein soybean meal, shipped in May, arrived in Rotterdam at $196 per ton FOB, June and July at $192 per ton The CIF price of sunflower seed meal shipped by Argentina to Rotterdam is US $114 per ton, the shipment time in April is US $109 per ton, and the shipment time in May and June is US $107 per ton (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: