37,000 Tons Sold at Global Dairy Trade
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The latest Global Dairy Trade event saw 166 participants, with 122 securing contracts, as the dairy market shows signs of stabilization.
The 385th event of the globaldairytrade.info/en/product-results/">Global Dairy Trade, held on August 5, 2025, concluded with a slight increase of 0.7% in the price index compared to the previous event. This positive shift indicates a stabilization in the international dairy market after weeks of mixed movements.
The weighted average price reached USD 4,249 per ton, reflecting strong demand and relatively firm prices for key dairy products. The event saw 166 total bidders, with 122 emerging as winners. The dynamic session spanned 22 bidding rounds lasting 3 hours and 9 minutes, showcasing the intense interest and competitive nature of the global market for securing future dairy contracts.
Regarding volumes, the event offered a range of 34,745 to 41,828 metric tons, with 37,040 tons eventually traded. These figures indicate an intermediate placement within the offered range, suggesting an alignment between effective demand and supply conditions from exporters.
The results of the GDT 385 are closely watched by dairy producers and exporters worldwide, serving as a crucial barometer for international prices. Although the price rise was modest, it reflects an improvement in market sentiment and could signal a trend toward stability or slight recovery in the coming weeks, contingent on factors like seasonal production, weather conditions, and the global macroeconomic situation.
The weighted average price reached USD 4,249 per ton, reflecting strong demand and relatively firm prices for key dairy products. The event saw 166 total bidders, with 122 emerging as winners. The dynamic session spanned 22 bidding rounds lasting 3 hours and 9 minutes, showcasing the intense interest and competitive nature of the global market for securing future dairy contracts.
Regarding volumes, the event offered a range of 34,745 to 41,828 metric tons, with 37,040 tons eventually traded. These figures indicate an intermediate placement within the offered range, suggesting an alignment between effective demand and supply conditions from exporters.
The results of the GDT 385 are closely watched by dairy producers and exporters worldwide, serving as a crucial barometer for international prices. Although the price rise was modest, it reflects an improvement in market sentiment and could signal a trend toward stability or slight recovery in the coming weeks, contingent on factors like seasonal production, weather conditions, and the global macroeconomic situation.
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