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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
Myanmar risks losing forests to oil palm, but there’s time to pivot
Indonesia and Malaysia have long occupied the spotlight for oil palm plantations and their adverse consequences, including deforestation, habitat loss, climate change, and struggles with indigenous and local people.
Govt to establish more cooperatives to help oil palm smallholders
The Primary Industries Ministry, through the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB), plans to establish more cooperatives for oil palm smallholders.
Growing palm oil surplus may limit export demand for soybean oil
The resurgent palm oil sector is a major obstacle for growth in global soybean oil trade, says the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Establish more cooperatives to help oil palm smallholders
Sharp sequential decline in CPO exports to India
There is weakening demand growth for crude palm oil (CPO) from India as the Indian government raised additional tariff rate of five per cent on Malaysian refined palm oil on September 4, 2019 to 50 per cent.
Indonesia-Australia strengthen relationship
The Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) signed in March looks set to be ratified before the end of the year and it could be the foreign investment boost the new administration is looking for
India’s Free-Trade Agreement Blues: No Alternative To Engaging China – Analysis
The threat of trade protectionism is fast rising as the world economy hovers on the brink of a recession. The US has pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. A trade war between the US and China is in prospect. Brexit is in the air.
VEGOILS-Palm rises on weaker ringgit, but cheaper rival oils cap gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Wednesday, recovering some lost ground after the previous session's sharp fall, as the ringgit weakened, although cheaper rival oils capped gains
Indonesia Set to Sue European Union to WTO
Minister of Trade Agus Suparmanto affirmed that Indonesia would file a lawsuit against the European Union (EU) to the World Trade Organization (WTO) this year.
