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美国生物燃料市场最新动态:大豆价格因获利回吐和地缘政治担忧而下跌

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-- 周三,生物燃料原料期货收跌,此前大豆市场一度触及一个月来的最高水平,随后回落。 芝加哥期货交易所(CBOT)5月大豆期货合约收跌0.85%,报每蒲式耳11.64美元;CBOT 5月豆油期货合约收跌0.64%,报每磅71.68美分。 周二,纽约商品交易所(Nymex)6月乙醇期货合约收涨0.26%,报每加仑1.90美元。 DTN分析师雷特·蒙哥马利表示,大豆市场在本周中期遭遇获利回吐。 他在一份每日报告中指出:“由于技术性抛售以及过去24小时内霍尔木兹海峡冲突升级可能引发的看跌担忧,抛售压力在交易时段内加剧。” 蒙哥马利补充道:“此外,化肥贸易限制和农场收购价大幅上涨表明,人们正在从化肥密集型谷物转向油籽。” 根据美国能源信息署周三发布的报告,美国每周乙醇产量略有下降。 截至4月17日当周,美国乙醇日均产量为104万桶,低于上周的112万桶/日,与去年同期的103万桶/日基本持平。四周平均产量为109万桶/日,高于去年同期的103万桶/日。 中西部地区乙醇日均产量为97.9万桶,低于前一周的107万桶/日。四周平均产量为103万桶/日,高于去年同期的97.7万桶/日。 国内乙醇库存本周结束时为 2690 万桶,高于一周前的 2670 万桶,低于一年前的 2550 万桶。

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