CIJENE ULJA U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI

CIJENE BILJNIH ULJA NA TRŽIŠTU U VELIKOJ BRITANIJI Velika Britanija - SJEME 29. prosinca 1997. ____________________________________________________________ SOJINO ZRNO cif bilo kojeg porijekla u sterlinzima po toni pro/velj ozu/1svi 2svi/lis kol/lis 183,50 184,50 181,50 184,50 SJEME isporučeno u Veliku Britaniju u sterlinzima po toni pro sij velj 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 _____________________________________________________________ Euro veg oils close firm on Indonesian export news LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Most sectors of the European vegetable oil market closed firm on Monday in thin trading. News that Indonesia is to ban exports of palm oil underpinned the palm oil market while higher Chicago soy oil futures and a firm dollar supported soft oils. The full impact of the ban on exports of palm oil by Indonesia during the first quarter of 1998 was being digested by all sides of a subdued post-Christmas market. Many traders said they found it hard to believe the Indonesian government would take such action bearing in mind the current economic situation. The Indonesian government said the move was aimed at curbing domestic price increases during these months as consumption rises during the New Year and Eid al Fitr Moslem celebrations. But many European traders believe the move will bring Indonesia into conflict with the IMF which has said Indonesia must remove export restrictions in return for the fund's economic assistance package. They said the move could also damage Indonesian exporters who face having to replace local crude palm oil sold under cif contracts with more expensive oil from Malaysia or other sources. "If the oil is sold cif Sumatra/Malaysia they may have to replace it, but if, as in the case of olein, the oil is sold fob then all they have to do is declare force majeure," said one trader. Traders said at the moment it was difficult to say what the impact would be, but it was not the first time the Indonesian government had taken such action and the market had always ridden the wave in the past. As expected speculative buying in Chicago on the back of the Indonesian news boosted futures and, coupled with the stronger dollar, lead to sellers putting a guilder on their soft oil prices at the close. "I don't see anyone rushing to buying soy oil or any other oil come to that, I can only think their market (Chicago) is as thin as ours," said one trader. At 1600 gmt Dutch soy oil was 3.50 to two guilders higher after Jan traded at 126.50 and Feb/Mar at 124.50 guilders a 100 kilos fob ex-mill. Rape oil was 2.50 to three guilders up with no business reported. Crude palm oil closed $25 up, where quoted while products were $17.50 to $20 higher. Coconut oil closed $% up after Jan/Feb traded at $575 and Feb/Mar at $585 a tonne cif. Informacije: Zoran Popijač telefon: 01/273-927 fax: 01/4550-148 301015 MET dec 97