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Malaysia’s total palm oil stocks rise 7.48% to 2.82 million tonnes in August — MPOB
CPO prices seen at RM4,400-RM4,600 on tighter supply
Palm retreats from 21-month high on stock outlook, weak exports
Palm slips over 1% on weaker soyoil, bearish MPOB data
Pamdemi Corona, Serapan Minyak Sawit Dikhawatirkan Berkurang
Pekanbaru,Gatra.com - Sekretaris Asosiasi Petani Kelapa Sawit Indonesia (Apkasindo), Rino Afrino, mengungkapkan kekhawatiran akan bekurangnya serapan minyak sawit di tengah pandemi Covid-19.
Palm ends at over 6-month low on biodiesel delay, higher output prospects
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures closed at a more than six-month low on Thursday, hurt by the country's decision to delay its biodiesel mandate, while prospects of higher output and slower exports amid coronavirus-led lockdowns also dented sentiment.
VEGOILS-Palm set for 5% weekly fall as exports slow, inventories rise
KUALA LUMPUR, April 17 (REUTERS) - Malaysian palm oil futures edged up on Friday, but they are on track for a 5% weekly fall on persisting worries about rising stockpiles and lower exports due to coronavirus-led lockdowns.
Govt. to suspend imposing recently increased levy on imported coconut oil
COLOMBO (News1st): The government will suspend imposing the recently increased special commodity levy on coconut oil from Friday, state documents showed.
Plantation experts concerned over May CPO exports
PETALING JAYA: Plantation experts are concerned about crude palm oil (CPO) exports from May onwards, as many nations are still battling against the Covid-19 pandemic, with no vaccine in sight to-date.
Reps use up allocations to help the needy
JOHOR BARU: Johor assemblymen say the RM20,000 state allocation that each received from state government to help the needy during the Covid-19 pandemic is not enough.
Indonesian Palm Oil, Homebuilders More Exposed to Coronavirus
Fitch Ratings-Jakarta/Singapore-16 April 2020: The coronavirus pandemic will exacerbate the challenges for Indonesian corporates such as crude palm oil (CPO) producers and homebuilders that were already facing pressure on their credit profiles in 2019, Fitch Ratings says. Fifty-five percent of Indonesian corporates operate in sectors that have 'Moderate' to 'High' exposure to the disruptions caused by the coronavirus outbreak, and have 'Low' or only 'Moderate' rating headroom at their current ratings, based on a review of Fitch's 51 publicly rated corporates in the country.
China’s soybean shortage abates at southern ports
Soybean crushers in southern China have begun to receive beans again from South America, easing a supply shortage in the world’s top market, crushers and analysts said.
Malaysian palm oil up
Malaysian palm oil futures ended higher on Wednesday, in line with gains in Dalian oil prices, although weaker crude prices and falling exports due to coronavirus-led lockdowns capped gains
