-- 周五，生物燃料原料期货涨跌互现，大豆期货上涨，而豆油期货下跌，两者均受到伊朗霍尔木兹海峡重新开放引发的避险情绪影响。 芝加哥期货交易所（CBOT）5月大豆期货合约收盘上涨0.30%，报每蒲式耳11.67美元；CBOT 5月豆油期货合约收盘下跌1.69%，报每磅68.16美分。 周四，纽约商品交易所（Nymex）5月乙醇期货合约收盘下跌0.52%，报每加仑1.90美元。 DTN分析师雷特·蒙哥马利表示，大豆市场多头将关注下个月峰会上中国对大豆出口需求的确认，此前中国曾预测到2026-2027年将出口2500万吨大豆。 蒙哥马利在每日报告中指出：“目前看来，大豆市场正在权衡中东敌对行动结束带来的利弊：能源价格走低，但美中关系可能在特朗普总统5月访问前得到改善，从长远来看，这对大豆市场而言是一个净利好。”
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