China’s recent currency depreciation has raised the cost of imported soybeans and is one factor that has slowed domestic utilization rates. A second factor is that demand from downstream markets remains weak. Oilseeds Soymeal Inventories Move Higher Last week, China’s soybean meal inventories were estimated at 1.4 MMT, a 10 percent increase of 129,300 MT from the previous week. Compared with the same period in 2014, last week’s estimated soybean meal inventories are 53,000 MT lower (-3.98 percent). Among the surveyed regions, soybean meal inventories fell 9.66 percent in Northern China to 154,300 MT and 17.73 percent in Guangxi to 157,700 MT. Partially offsetting were increases in soybean meal inventories by 35.46 percent in Northeast Ch...