India Cancels Soy Oil Cargoes Amid Rising Price Premium

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•India canceled more soy oil cargoes as of early March 2026 due to higher prices than competitors.
•The price premium for soy oil from some suppliers has increased enough to influence India's purchasing decisions.
•The US Treasury Secretary Bessent confirmed that the US asked India to stop buying sanctioned Russian oil in fall 2025, which India complied with.
•In early March 2026, the US announced it may lift sanctions on more Russian oil following India's compliance.
•The US agreed to let India purchase millions of barrels of Russian oil from vessels stranded due to the Iran war.

▸If India continues to cancel soy oil cargoes due to price premiums global soy oil exporters will face reduced demand from India, potentially lowering prices and shifting trade patterns.

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India's cancellation of soy oil cargoes reduces demand, putting downward pressure on soy oil prices.

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