CIJENE ULJA U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI

CIJENE BILJNIH ULJA NA TRŽIŠTU U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI Velika Britanija - SJEME 13. studenoga 1997. ____________________________________________________________ SOJINO ZRNO cif bilo kojeg porijekla u sterlinzima po toni stu/pro sij velj/1svi 2svi/lis 187,00 190,00 191,00 188,00 SJEME isporučeno u Veliku Britaniju u sterlinzima po toni stu pro sij velj ožu tra 171,00 172,00 173,00 174,00 175,00 176,00 _________________________________________________________ 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 _____________________________________________________________ European vegetable oil close firm, palm quiet LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Most sectors of the European vegetable oil market closed firm on Thursday with palm oil supported by news from Indonesia and higher Chicago futures underpinning soft oils. Palm oil was quiet with most players sidelined ahead of production, stock and export data due for release over the week. However, news that Indonesia is to impose an export quota for palm olein supported palm oil prices throughout the day. The chairman of Indonesia's state commodities regulator BULOG said on Thursday the government would impose quotas on palm olein exports in a bid to boost domestic supplies ahead of Christmas and Eid al-Fitr. Beddu Amang said state plantations would supply BULOG with 40,000 tonnes of palm olein from November for its market operations -- double the amount in previous months. Indonesia also said it would ready 300,000 tonnes of palm olein to ensure sufficient supply to the local market during the holiday period and would import olein if local supplies were insufficient. Indonesia has imported olein from neighbouring Malaysia in the past to cool local prices. Reaction in Europe was muted, but traders said the market was already firm. "I don't think the news will set the market on fire, but it will stop palm product prices falling," said one trader. Traders said a lot of attention was focused on the effects of the smog from the forest fires in Indonesia. "Some people are already trying to guess how badly palm oil will be hit, but it is going to be four or five months before we know," said another trader. According to a Reuters poll of five leading plantation companies in Malaysia, the country's palm oil output in October is believed to have fallen by between five and 12 percent from September's 932,026 tonnes. Malaysian private forecaster Ivan Wong is due to release his last estimate for October on Friday and the official data from PORLA is due for release on Saturday. Traders said no one item of news was enough to move the market but the combination of the Indonesian news, concern over the smog and El Nino would almost certainly keep the market firm at a time when some players expected an easing in palm product prices. "Despite the firmness of the market, palm oil is still competitive against soft oils and only a collapse in that market, which seems unlikely, will bring prices down," said one. At the close crude palm oil cif Europe was $5 to $7.50 up with additional trades reported in November at $550 and $555 a tonne cif. Among products RBD palm oil closed $10 to $7.50 up while olein finished $7.50 higher with additional business reported in Dec at $550 and $552.50, Jan/Jun at $565 and Jul/Sep at $565 a tonne fob Malaysian ports. Coconut oil closed $7.50 up after Dec/Jan traded at $625, Jan/Feb at $635 and Feb/Mar at $645 a tonne cif in mainly dealer trading. Palmkernel oil was quoted $5 to $10 up in a neglected market. Higher Chicago futures and tight supplies kept soft oils fully steady, but traders said there has been little sign of interest from former eastern bloc countries lately. Dutch soy oil closed two guilders up after Nov fetched 141, Dec 131, Jan 126.50 and Feb/Apr at 121.50 guilders a 100 kilos fob ex-mill in active trading. Rape oil was also active with sellers 0.50 guilders up to 0.25 guilders down at the close after Nov traded at 141.50, Dec at 135.25 and 135.50, Feb/Apr at 121, May/Jul at 117 and Aug/Oct at 111.00 and 111.50 guilders a 100 kilos fob ex-mill. Informacije: Zoran Popijač telefon: 01/273-927 fax: 01/4550-148 141101 MET nov 97