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04-07-2013
Festival Demand Gets Edible Oils on A Sizzle
04/07/2013 (Hindu Business Line) - Edible oils market turned hot late evening on strong demand ahead of festival amid firm futures market on Wednesday. Groundnut oil rose by Rs 20 and cotton refined oil by Rs 4 for 10 kg each tacking bullish trend in Saurashtra.
04-07-2013
CBIP Bags RM40.5M Mill Contract in Sabah
04/07/2013 (The Star) - CB Industrial Product Holding Bhd has secured a contract to build a palm oil mill valued at RM40.5mil in Kunak, Sabah.
04-07-2013
RAM Ratings Reaffirms AAA Rating of RH Capital\'s Class A Sukuk Ijarah
04/07/2013 (CPI Financial) - RH Capital is a special-purpose vehicle incorporated as the financing conduit for an Islamic sale-and-leaseback transaction, backed by three oil-palm plantations and two palm-oil mills located in Sarawak. The lessees, which are subsidiaries of Tiong Toh Siong Holdings Sdn Bhd (one of the main holding companies within the Rimbunan Hijau Group), had sold their beneficial interests in the assets to RH Capital. In turn, RH Capital had leased the assets back to the respective lessees; the financial obligations under the Sukuk Ijarah are met via lease payments from the lessees.
03-07-2013
VEGOILS-Palm Eases to 6-Week Low; Output Seen Rising
03/07/2013 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures fell to a six-week low on Tuesday as concerns over rising production in the second half of the year offset expectations that stocks in the world's No.2 producer could ease in June.
03-07-2013
Palm Oil Drops to Six-Week Low as Weak Rupee Curbs Indian Demand
03/07/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil fell to the lowest level in six weeks on concern that a weakening Indian currency may curb imports by the world’s largest consumer.
03-07-2013
Palm Oil Seen Dropping to Lowest Since May: Technical Analysis
03/07/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm, the most-consumed cooking oil, will probably decline 4.5 percent in the next two weeks to the lowest level since May as it remains in a downward trend, according to a technical analysis by RHB Investment Bank Bhd.
03-07-2013
Edible Oils Rule unchanged
03/07/2013 (Hindu Business Line) - Barring cotton refined oil which decline by Rs7 for 10 kgs all other edible oils remain unchanged on thin trade on Tuesday. Lower closing of Malaysian Palm oil futures and unprecedented kharif sowing this year on satisfactory rainfall weigh on overall sentiment. Malaysian Palm oil futures closed lower by 5, 4 and 6 ringgits. Moral was weak said sources.
03-07-2013
Prices of Sugar, Cooking Oil Fixed for Ramadan
03/07/2013 (Daily Star) - Traders yesterday fixed the prices of sugar and edible oil for the month of Ramadan starting next week.
03-07-2013
Fitch Expects IOI to Maintain Operating Profit, With CPO At RM2,500
03/07/2013 (The Star) - Fitch Ratings expects plantation heavyweight IOI Corp to maintain the current operating profit even if crude palm oil prices (CPO) are to stabilise at RM2,500 a tonne.
03-07-2013
Fading Fair-and-Lovely Phase
03/07/2013 (Financial Express) - HUL is seeing a sequential weakening of market volume growth in its categories. The trend of significant slowdown in more discretionary categories like skin care continues. With price growth also coming off, market growth in many categories risks slipping into single digits.
03-07-2013
Weak Rupee Won\'t Make Edible Oil More Expensive
03/07/2013 (Economic Times) - A weak rupee has not hit Indian edible oil consumers hard because global prices of soyabean and palm oil have softened in the last 10 days when the rupee fell sharply against the dollar. Prices of imported soybean oil declined to $960 per tonne from $1,045 per tonne during the period. Similarly, crude palm oil has dropped by $30 per tonne in the same period to $810 per tonne.
02-07-2013
Malaysia Records 147,000 Tonnes Palm Oil Exports To Vietnam
02/07/2013 (Bernama) - Malaysia's palm oil exports to Vietnam stood at about 147,000 tonnes from January to April this year, an increase of 64 per cent over the same period of last year, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Seri Douglas Uggah Embas said, Monday.