The global RBD soybean oil market exhibited a mixed yet moderately firm trend during Q2’25, shaped by policy interventions, shifting trade flows, and supply-demand imbalances. In Asia, particularly India, the market showed initial strength supported by steady domestic offtake and firm international demand. However, a mid-quarter reduction in import duties on crude edible oils altered procurement dynamics, prompting cautious buying behavior. Simultaneously, higher minimum support prices for soybeans increased feedstock costs, limiting downward corrections despite rising imports driven by weak domestic crushing margins and subdued soybean meal demand. In Europe, the market remained largely soft as elevated inventories from major exporting regions, supported by increased crushing activity in South America, exerted pressure on prices. Nevertheless, consistent demand from the biodiesel sector helped stabilize the market within a narrow range. In North America, the market displayed a fluctuating trend, with early support from tight supplies and steady demand offset by rising domestic processing and competitive imports from Brazil and Argentina, leading to softer sentiment toward the quarter’s end.