date:Apr 28, 2013
n of supply and demand; if thousands of birds have to be culled in China, there will be fewer mouths to feed soybean meal, thereby limiting the amount of U.S. soybean purchases. Sounds good in theory, right?
H7N9 bird flu has been in the news for several weeks now but has not really affected the grain markets, says Toay Commodity Futures Group LLC market analyst Kevin Penner. In fact, we have seen several large new-crop soybean purchases by China in the past week.
Though the potential is there