CIJENE ULJA U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI

CIJENE BILJNIH ULJA NA TRŽIŠTU U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI Velika Britanija - SJEME 22. siječnja 1998. ____________________________________________________________ SOJINO ZRNO cif bilo kojeg porijekla u sterlinzima po toni sij velj/ožu tra/1svi 2svi/srp 180,00 181,00 183,00 177,00 SJEME isporučeno u Veliku Britaniju u sterlinzima po toni sij velj ožu tra/lip kol 175,00 176,50 178,00 181,00 161,00 _________________________________________________________ Velika Britanija - BILJNA ULJA sve cijene su u sterlinzima po toni _____________________________________________________________ ULJE OD ULJE OD ULJE OD CARGILL SOJINO REPINOG LANENOG LANENOG ULJE SJEMENA SJEMENA SJEMENA _____________________________________________________________ STU/SIJ - - - - sojino ulje sirovo-istovareno u Liverpoolu ulje od repinog sjemena - istovareno Hull/Liverpool ulje od lanenog sjemena - bilo kojeg porijekla istovareno Hull, u metalnim bačvama ulje od cargill lanenog sjemena - ex-mill Hull bez ambalaže _____________________________________________________________ Consumers boost coconut at European veg oil close LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Consumers bargain-hunting for coconut oil after the recent shake out boosted prices towards the close of the European vegetable oil market on Thursday afternoon. "The forwards market was looking undervalued and consumers have seen their chance to buy at lower levels," said one trader. Coconut prices fell sharply early in the week on concern over a lack of storage space following the arrival of two delayed vessels. In active trading Jan/Feb fetched $500 a tonne while Feb/Mar traded at $515 and $530 a tonne cif. Mar/Apr traded at $555, Apr/May at $565, $570 and $575 and May/Jun at $580 and $585 a tonne cif. Closing sellers were unchanged to $10 up. Palm oil was quiet during the afternoon with prices supported by the firm close in Malaysia. Malaysian palm oil futures closed up the extended 75 ringgit limit on the back of a weaker ringgit against the dollar and increased export demand following Indonesia's three-month ban on palm oil exports. The Kuala Lumpur futures market will have a 100 ringgit limit when it reopens on Friday. Rumours coming from the Indonesian market that the government want to extend the ban on all palm oil exports into April on the grounds that local prices were not coming down were greeted with disbelief in Europe. "That is the craziest thing I have heard for a long time," said one trader. "Palm oil prices are going up in Indonesia because of the rupiah weakness, extending the export ban will not help, it fact it could do more harm," said a trader. The Indonesian rupiah hit an historical low of 15,000 to the dollar before concerted central bank intervention dragged it off the bottom. "A one-month ban on palm oil exports to build up local cooking oil stocks was understandable, but to keep it on for longer, when they badly need dollars, makes no sense," said a trader. However, others said they believed the Indonesian government would not give way. "Talk of extending the ban fits in with my own thoughts in that they have lost a lot of face over the currency and don't want to loss anymore by lifting the ban before the end of March. Carrying it on beyond the end of March makes no sense, but anything is possible," said one trader. At the close crude palm oil cif Europe was $10 down to unchanged while products were unchanged to $5 higher with no further business reported. Lower soft oils prices on the back of easier Chicago futures and a softer dollar against the guilder attracted buyers back into the market with Dutch soy oil trading at 130 guilders for Feb and 128.50 for Feb/Apr. Feb rape oil traded at 130.50 guilders, Feb/Apr at 129.25, Apr at 127.50 and May/Jul at 125.25 guilders per 100 kilos ex-mill. Closing soy oil sellers were two guilders down while rape oil was 0.25 to two guilders lower. Informacije: Zoran Popijač telefon: 01/273-927 fax: 01/4550-148 231138 MET jan 98