date:Feb 25, 2014
ting difficult in key soy-growing regions in South America, threatening yields of the competing oilseed. Smaller supplies of soybeans for crushing would stoke soyoil prices, potentially pushing buyers to rival palm oil instead. In other competing vegetable oil markets, the US soyoil contract for May slipped 0.4 percent in late Asian trade, while the most active May soybean oil contract on the Dalian Commodities Exchange rose 0.4 percent.
Indonesia, the world's biggest producer, said its palm o