predictionSaid on 2026-11-07
For physical deliveries, a discount of 100 yuan/t is provided for unrefined sunflower oil obtained by extraction, and a premium of 300 yuan/t for first-grade oil produced by pressing.
A prediction by UkrAgroConsult, said on 2026-11-07. Statements are as reported by the cited publishers — not verified by DecisionGateway.
Для фізичних поставок передбачено дисконт 100 юанів/т на нерафіновану соняшникову олію, отриману методом екстракції, та премію 300 юанів/т на олію першого ґатунку, виготовлену методом пресування.
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