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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  10-03-2008

Edible oil prices show a southward journey

10/03/2008 (The Economic Times), Ahmedabad - Triggered by the corrections in global edible oil markets, the prices of groundnut, cotton seed and palm oil fell sharply in the local markets in Gujarat. Production centres in the past week witnessed a decline in prices in the wholesale and retail markets.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  10-03-2008

Govt refixes edible oil prices again today: Both soyabean, palm oil prices may go up

09/03/2008 (The New Nation, Bangladesh) - Common people have become frustrated as prices of essentials going up everyday in markets. Sufferings of people continue to increase with the rising prices of essentials. The government's initiative of controlling prices of essentials has broke down.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  10-03-2008

Cameroon Raises Pay, Cuts Wheat, Palm-Oil Taxes After Riots

08/03/2008 (Bloomberg) - Cameroon's President Paul Biya boosted pay for civil servants and military personnel and abolished import duties on wheat, palm oil and cement in an attempt to calm tensions after riots last month.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  10-03-2008

China fears take toll on edible oil

06/03/2008 (The Economic Times), Kuala Lumpur - The sharp reversal in Asian vegetable oil prices moved into a second day on Wednesday as rumours of Chinese action to cool runaway edible oil prices were given credence by official comments.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  10-03-2008

Indonesia scraps $5.9bn biodiesel plans

05/03/2008 (The Age) - Indonesian palm oil growers are scrapping or amending plans to make biodiesel after the commodity's surge to a record made the projects unviable, executives say.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-03-2008

Bangladesh bans exports of soybean, palm oil

03/03/2008 (Reuters), Dhaka - Bangladesh has banned exports of soybean oil and palm oil for six months to halt soaring prices in the country's retail market, officials said on Monday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-03-2008

Thailand Inflation Rises at Fastest Pace in 20 Months

03/03/2008 (Bloomberg) - Thailand's consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 20 months in February as food and fuel costs climbed, making it more difficult for the central bank to cut interest rates to spur economic growth.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-03-2008

TN to expand oil palm cultivation

03/03/2008 (The Financial Express), Chennai - The Tamil Nadu government has permitted contract farming in oil palm and plans to create large oil palm farms in over 20,000 hectare in the next five years. It has roped in some of the leading farm sector private sector Companies to take the lead in this. By the end of 2006-07, oil palm was being cultivated in 5,341 hectare, mostly in the Cauvery delta districts of Tiruchirapally, Thanjavur, and Perambalur. During 2007-08, oil palm was planted in over 3,000 hectare.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-03-2008

Subsidy on oil prices to go

29/02/2008 (The Nation, Pakistan), Lahore - The new govt will be compelled to withdraw subsidy on oil prices gradually following a record prices surge in international market, avoiding fiscal budget deficit besides the strong pressure of the world bank, sources confided to The Nation here on Thursday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-03-2008

OPINION: Sustainability and future of palm oil

28/02/2008 (NST Online) - PALM oil is riding high. The bullish mood is expected to prevail in the coming months. Prices have hit historic highs and show no sign of softening. At more than RM3,800 a tonne, profits have never been better.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  28-02-2008

India\'s palm oil imports seen rising in \'08

28/02/2008 (The Economic Times), New Delhi - India may have to import more palm oil if the domestic prices of mustard, sunflower and groundnut oils continue to remain high, Godrej International director Dorab Mistry said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  28-02-2008

Palm oil may cross 4,000 ringgit

28/02/2008 (The Financial Express), Mumbai - Crude palm oil (CPO) price in Malaysia may cross 4,000 ringgits shortly mainly on increasing demand, lower stocks and declining supplies with weather concerns, said Dorab Mistry, director, Godrej International Ltd, in Malaysia on Wednesday.