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CPO Futures Extend Loss For Third Day On Weaker Crude Oil Prices
MPOC expects CPO prices to range from MYR4,400-MYR4,650/tonne in July as palm oil supply outlook tightens
Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rebound on Stronger Edible Oils and Weak Ringgit
Palm oil prices rose on Monday
Sarawak Plantation earnings seen sensitive to CPO price swings, says PublicInvest
Sarawak Plantation Bhd is expected to remain highly sensitive to movements in crude palm oil (CPO) prices, with every RM100 change in CPO prices estimated to affect the group's bottom line by about RM8 million, according to Public Investment Bank Bhd (PublicInvest)
Indonesia eyes commodity export policy detail rollout in coming weeks
Global markets and major trading partners can expect updates on Indonesia’s new commodity export policy within weeks as the government works on the legal and structural rollout of its new centralised export agency, according to a trade ministry official
Malaysian palm oil groups worried Indonesian export revamp may cause short-term disruption
The Malaysian palm oil industry is concerned that Indonesia’s plan to centralise exports of key commodities, including palm oil, could temporarily disrupt export flows and weigh on market sentiment during the transition period, officials said on Thursday.
CPO futures to trade with bearish bias next week
Crude palm oil (CPO) futures on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives are expected to trade with a bearish bias next week amid weakness in the crude oil market, said a trader.
Palm oil loop¬hole hurts Sri Lanka’s coconut industry
These loop¬holes allow massive volumes of Crude Palm Olen and refined oil frac¬tions to flood the domestic mar¬ket, bypassing the checks and bal¬ances designed to pro¬tect the local eco¬nomy, coconut industry offi¬cials com¬plained
Malaysia’s trade surges amid AI boom
Malaysia has cemented its position in the global AI value chain, with exports of AI-enabling products surging 42.9% to 319 billion MYR, now commanding over half (52.4%) of the nation's total exports
Iceberg X Sdn Bhd proprietary trader David Ng said market sentiment is also weighed by policy uncertainty in Indonesia regarding palm oil exports. "We expect prices to trade between RM4,350 and RM4,550 per tonne next week," he told Bernama.
Indonesia’s New Trade Regime and Rate Hike Deliver Double Blow to Markets
Jakarta. Indonesia’s decision to centralize exports of key natural resource commodities under a new state-controlled entity, combined with Bank Indonesia’s surprise 50-basis-point benchmark interest-rate increase, is being viewed by business groups as a double blow to investors, companies, and consumers
Sabah oil palm’s second wind (Part 2)
Oil palm is not merely a crop in rows. It is an ecosystem of pests and pollinators, workers and machines, mills and roads, energy and logistics, smallholders and sustainability. When one part weakens, the whole chain feels it. In plantations, no problem stays politely in its own compartment for long.
