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Every week we publish the market view we genuinely hold after another week of trading, negotiating and speaking with dairy professionals across Europe.
Our reports combine real executed trades, current bid and ask levels, public market data and the conversations happening across the European dairy industry.
The desk · Weert, the Netherlands489 reports · 430,016 words · 2022–2026
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Last week the market found a bit of stability. After lower trades on cheese, the cheese market traded slowly up, although a real rally remains absent. Butter prices did dip a bit further, although at the start of this week we see some strength on the back end of the curve. And on powder, our bullish feeling just doesn't go away — and now we can find some confirmation in the market as well.
Last week was bearish across the board — every product we broker leaned the wrong way. Powders lost more momentum, cheese slipped well below €3,000 for some products, and butter continues to impress with just how much keeps showing up. Supply, supply, supply.
Last week was again a bit of a bearish week for the entire dairy industry. With cream prices under pressure and milk intake still strong, we keep seeing a market that has more supply than demand. Butter prices took another step lower, cheese prices cracked, and the powder market gave back a bit of its gains again.
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