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2026-09-16 19:52:11
[Soybean Oil Trading Volume Surges, Reaching a New High for the Period] ⑴ National first-grade soybean oil trading volume surged to approximately 37,000 tons on September 16th, more than six times the previous trading day, reversing the sluggish trend of the previous several days. ⑵ Trading volume was approximately 6,000 tons on September 14th, further decreasing to less than 5,000 tons on September 15th, representing the low point of this trading cycle. ⑶ Trading volume was approximately 27,000 tons on September 10th, falling back to approximately 10,000 tons on September 11th, and then weakening continuously until a sharp rebound on September 16th. ⑷ Compared to the average daily trading volume of approximately 14,000 tons in the previous week, the single-day trading volume on September 16th significantly exceeded the normal range, exhibiting a prominent surge in volume. ⑸ The surge in trading volume may be related to concentrated restocking by end-users after the price correction, also reflecting a certain willingness to buy at lower prices. ⑹ It is necessary to pay attention to whether the surge in volume can continue. If it is only a single-day pulse-like increase, it is still difficult to say that the soybean oil spot market sentiment has turned positive.
