China Rapeseed Meal Prices Fall on Hopes of Increased Supply, Trade Talks with Canada

• Zhengzhou rapeseed meal prices in China have declined for the third consecutive day, reaching a near two-week low.
• The market weakness is driven by expectations of increased supply, potentially from Canada.
• Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to China sparks hopes of easing trade disputes over canola and agricultural products.
• Speculation suggests China might lower duties on Canadian rapeseed oil and meal if Canada reduces tariffs on Chinese goods.
• Improved supply availability from Canada would alleviate previous concerns caused by China-Canada trade tensions and retaliatory tariffs.

Why It Matters: Chinese rapeseed meal prices are falling due to anticipated supply increase from improved Canada-China trade relations.