04.14.2020
Podcast: Feedstocks to Biofuels Market Intelligence Weekly Webinar
Vegetable and Seed Oils Price Forecasting
The Jacobsen has been in the agricultural commodities pricing business for well over 150+ years. With that experience, we have a long history of practical knowledge and proprietary data to forecast pricing movements in the vegetable oils space. Weekly, our team of Senior Analysts review our computer-generated pricing models, making experienced modifications based on real-world inputs.
Every forecast made by our team accompanied with an accuracy table so our customers can quantifiably measure our ability to hit the mark.
What is in the Vegetable & Seed Oils Forecast?
- Soybean Oil Price Forecast, Basis and Balance Sheets (USDA & Jacobsen)
- Soybean Oil Production Forecast
- Soybean Oil Non-Biofuel Usage, Exports, Stocks and Yields
- Soybean Oils Domestic Usage (Yearly, Monthly, Daily)
- Soybean Oil Use in Biomass-Based Diesel and Renewable Diesel
- EIA VO Percent of Total Feedstocks in Biodiesel Production
- LCFS Quarterly VO Used in Biodiesel Production
- EIA SBO Use
- Soybean Oil Crushing Facilities
- Canola Oil Price Forecast, Supply & Demand
- Canola Oil Use in Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel
- Canola Oil Exports
- Palm Oil Price Forecast, Supply & Demand
- Palm Oil Inventories, Production and Exports
Sample Screen Captures
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What makes our forecasts better?Â
Proprietary Data
Our unique history of 150+ years in the Agriculture space has allowed us to amass data and experience that is unrivaled. Continually we survey the markets to gather additional insights on production and pricing so we can better inform our customers.Â
Outcome Agnostic
Unlike our competitors, The Jacobsen has no positions in the market, therefore our forecasts are an unbiased report of what the data tells us and what our analysts know of the markets.Â
Transparent & IterativeÂ
We share our forecast history so you can see where we’ve been accurate and where we’ve missed the mark. Daily, we iterate our measurements based on our results, to continually refine our forecasting abilities.Â
