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Cluss added that the seasons are having a bigger and bigger effect on global dairy prices as Oceanic countries fill the gap left by falling EU production.

Not exact matches

Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., the world's biggest dairy exporter, expects global milk prices to recover from their slump as China re-enters the market, Chief Executive Officer Theo Spierings said.

If Murray Goulburn cuts the farm gate price, other milk processors are expected to follow, given the co-operative's position as a price setter in the market and recent comments from its competitors that this season's price did not reflect global dairy conditions.

In the past 12 months, the price of global dairy commodities has tumbled 45 per cent, compared with Murray Goulburn's cut to the farm gate price of as much as 15 per cent.

Increased demand from consumers such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, buoyed by strong oil prices, coupled with exports to traditional trading partners such as Japan, is benefiting the Australian dairy sector, which has a 17 per cent share of global cheese exports.

But he warned that could slide to $ 5.60 - $ 5.90 a kilogram if global prices for key dairy commodities did not improve as expected.

This compares with its prospectus forecast of $ 89 million, and previous warnings to investors that its net profit would be between $ 66 million and $ 86 million if global dairy prices didn't recover as expected.

This compared with its prospectus forecast of $ 89 million, and previous warnings to investors that its net profit would be between $ 66 million and $ 86 million if global dairy prices didn't recover as expected.

«It is still early in the season, and we expect continuing volatility as reflected in price improvements in recent Global Dairy Trade auctions.

As a result, global dairy prices have rocketed upwards, increasing by over 45 % in the second half of 2016.

Dairy products are New Zealand's largest commodity export and lower global prices are putting pressure on the nation's dairy farmers, weighing on the outlook for economic growth and putting dairy sector debt on the Reserve Bank's radar as a growing risk to financial stabiDairy products are New Zealand's largest commodity export and lower global prices are putting pressure on the nation's dairy farmers, weighing on the outlook for economic growth and putting dairy sector debt on the Reserve Bank's radar as a growing risk to financial stabidairy farmers, weighing on the outlook for economic growth and putting dairy sector debt on the Reserve Bank's radar as a growing risk to financial stabidairy sector debt on the Reserve Bank's radar as a growing risk to financial stability.

New Zealand dairy company Fonterra said its interim profit more than doubled as low global milk prices gave the company a boost but dragged on farmers» incomes.

New Zealand dairy company Fonterra said its interim profit more than doubled as low global milk prices cut costs for consumer products.

UK farming union pleas calling on dairy companies and cooperatives not to talk down the market may fall on deaf ears, as indicators from Australia suggest the global economy is dictating farm gate prices.

Glanbia is revising its 2010 earnings per share guidance upwards as figures from the dairy ingredients business improve with the recovery in global dairy prices.

The global dairy market will offer strong growth prospects in the coming five years, but the uneven spread of this market expansion and an era of elevated pricing will create as many challenges as opportunities for key players along the dairy supply chain.

As supply increases from producers in the Southern hemisphere and demand growth slows the currently high global dairy prices are expected to ease somewhat, according to market analysts.

Global dairy prices could dip in the coming months as Chinese and Russian demand falls but any downward movement is likely to be limited, according to Rabobank.