Worrying soybean demand in China (10.16)

OA show ('918 '); Chicago news: in 2000 / 01, the new sales year just started a month ago, but China is going to disappear from the market The decline in exports to China overshadowed the outlook for supply and demand of agricultural products Tuesday's weekly report from the U.S Department of agriculture's federal grain inspection center will be another opportunity to adjust the progress of shipments to China There is no record of shipments of soybeans from mainland China in two reports in the past three weeks As of September 28, 2000-01, the total export volume of soybeans from the United States to China was 649900 tons, up from 610400 tons in the same period last year But analysts are worried about the progress of the shipment As of September 28, a total of 299900 tons were shipped, compared with 485400 tons in the same period last year Previously, it has been predicted that the number of imported soybeans in China will decrease in 2000 / 01, with a total of 7.25 million tons of all sources, 9 million tons in 1999-2000, and 5.2 million tons in the United States alone But analysts predict the reduction will exceed the forecast The "supply and demand report of agricultural products" based on the final harvest results to be released by the U.S Department of agriculture on October 12 will be a key report It is predicted that the October report will show a reduction of soybean production of 50-100 million bushels from the 2.9 billion bushels reported in September In four of the past five years, soybean production reported in October was 23-139 million bushels lower than that reported in September China feed industry information network YJB (author:)