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Wednesday, 04 February 2015 09:18

Dairy price up again

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Dairy prices rose again overnight with an increase of 9.4% in the Global Dairy Trade auction.

 The result was mostly due to an increase in the whole milk powder price, which was up 19.2% with an average price of US$2,874 per tonne.

It is the fourth consecutive increase in GDT's trade weighted index.

The auction was the first since Fonterra reduced its milk volume forecast last week.

Key results were:
AMF index down 5.4%, average price US$4,067/MT
Butter index up 6.1%, average price US$3,783/MT
BMP index down 0.4%, average price US$2,436/MT
Ched index down 11.1%, average price US$2,636/MT
LAC not offered
RenCas index up 7.7%, average price US$8,776/MT
SMP index up 6.7%, average price US$2,598/MT
SWP index not available, average price not available
WMP index up 19.2%, average price US$2,874/MT

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