The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has posted a strong increase in the second auction of 2021 to mark five increases on the bounce in recent outings.

The most recent tender – event 276 – concluded today (Tuesday, January 19) with the GDT Price Index up 4.8%.

Lasting two hours and 47 minutes, today’s event saw 181 participating bidders battle it out across 21 rounds with 93 winning bidders emerging.

A total of 29,606MT of product was sold on the day.

Key results:

AMF index up 17.2%, average price US$5,398/MT;
Butter index up 4.6%, average price US$4,735/MT;
BMP not offered;
Ched index down 0.3%, average price US$4,082/T;
LAC index up 6.6%, average price US$1,173/MT;
SMP index up 7.0%, average price US$3,243/MT;
SWP not offered;
WMP index up 2.2%, average price US$3,380/MT.

The big winner on the day was the anhydrous milk fat (AMF) index, which soared by 17.2%. Skim milk powder (SMP) and lactose (LAC) recorded increases also, of 7% and 6.6% respectively.

Meanwhile, butter and whole milk powder (WMP) recorded more moderate gains of 4.6$ and 2.2% respectively to index.

The only reduction on the day was recorded by cheddar which fell marginally by 0.3%.

Butter milk powder (BMP) was not offered at today’s event, while sweet whey powder was once again also unavailable.

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Today’s overall index increase is the largest gain recorded in recent months and continues the strong start to 2021.

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