Market Outlook

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Spain Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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Andalusia bulk at origin, ≤0.8° acidity · last price 13 Sept 2026

Reference price

3.49€/kg

7 days

+2.0%

30 days

+1.2%

SPAIN EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL · 90-DAY OUTLOOK

Stable, with a firming bias

The floor has held for a month. Demand remains weak, but the seasonal pressure behind forced selling expires with the campaign.

Medium confidence · Reviewed 24 Aug 2026 · OliveTerm research desk

Base case · 90 days

3.40–3.65€/kg

New year

3.70–3.90€/kg

Why we think so

The August retest stopped at 3.45€, a higher low over the July floor, with the price back at 3.55€. The forced seller flow behind the slide is seasonal, and it expires when the campaign turns on 1 October.

What would prove us wrong

Official crop estimates at or above ~1.55 Mt onto stocks already 11% above last year, with offtake still weak. That opens the 3.00–3.30€ retest.

Next catalyst

Andalusian aforo: first official 2026/27 crop estimate

2 Oct 2026 · in 17d

Spanish extra virgin has held 3.43–3.57€ for a month despite weak demand, which points to seller resistance rather than renewed buying. The desk expects 3.40–3.65€ until the aforo, then a modest firming toward 3.70–3.90€ into the new year, provided official production estimates stay inside the 1.40–1.55 Mt band.

Reviewed 24 Aug 2026 · Next scheduled review after the August stocks release · The desk's opinion, not investment advice

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Drivers

Forces supporting the call

3 of 5

Forces against the call

3 of 5
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Scenario analysis

Probability distributionsums to 100%
20% Downside55% Base25% Upside

Base case55%

3.40–3.65€ → 3.70–3.90€/kg

Prices hold the summer band while the market waits for a clearer view of 2026/27, then firm modestly as the seasonal seller pressure expires: a repricing of seller psychology rather than of supply.

Upside Case25%Above 4.00€/kg

Increasingly an agronomic scenario: dryland conditions deteriorate further and the official estimates point below roughly 1.40 Mt. With positioning light after months of falling prices and sellers already reluctant to chase lower, the repricing would come fast.

Downside Case20%3.00–3.30€/kg

The crop comes in clearly stronger: limited fruit loss and official estimates around or above 1.55 Mt put the pressure back on sellers, particularly if many co-operatives return to the market at once. The withdrawal framework is not treated as protection until its conditions are met.

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Market data

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Upcoming catalysts

Dates and previous readings are taken from the publishing bodies (AICA/MAPA, Junta de Andalucía, AEMET, DataComex). A marks a date inferred from a publication's usual cadence rather than announced. The market implication on each row is the desk's own reading.

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2026/27 crop monitor

3.8/ 10 · 6 = normal season

Growing conditions

Poor

4-region average

8%of normal

Rainfall, 30d

Well below normal

+4.3°Cvs normal

Temperature, 30d

Well above normal

Very dry

Soil moisture

1 of 4 regions

Latest estimate, 2026/27> 1.40 MtMesa sectorial (MAPA) · 28 Jul 2026

The early signs point to a bigger 2026/27 crop, but the last week of August is stretching the rainfed groves.

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Outlook history

  1. StableStable3.55€/kg

    Review aligned with the August report.

The price shown is the reference quote on the day the view was published, taken from the live series, so a call can be read against what the market did next.

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Other markets

Quoted daily with live prices; no outlook written yet.

Sources. Prices, stocks, production and shelf prices come from the OliveTerm database. Carry-out stocks by campaign come from the European Commission's olive oil balance sheet; the trade and demand charts from Eurostat Comext (dataset DS-045409, HS 1509) on a calendar-year basis, which is not the same twelve months as an olive oil campaign; each chart says which period it covers. Monthly offtake comes from AICA's market situation reports, entered month by month with a source on every figure; first-report figures are drawn lighter until the revised AICA table confirms them. The seasonality chart is computed from OliveTerm's own price history and shows a historical pattern, not a forecast. The catalyst calendar is taken from the publishing bodies, with a source on every entry. Growing conditions are computed daily from Open-Meteo weather observations against a six-year seasonal baseline; the conditions score is an anomaly index, not a crop forecast. Crop estimates are cited to the body that published each one. Everything else on this page (the direction, the 90-day call, the confidence rating, the written view, the drivers and the scenarios) is the desk's judgement, and is not investment advice.