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Malaysian end of July palm oil stocks hit near two-year high
Monsoon may ease ‘super El Niño’ potential impact on palm oil output
Palm oil prices steady amid projections of bigger stockpile
Gapki warns of sharp production losses
Agriculture Key to Our Reform Agenda, Says VP
12/04/2012 (THISDay) - Vice-President Namadi Sambo has said agriculture would be the core of the transformational agenda of the country, not just for food security but for the creation of wealth and provision of employment to the teeming youths of the country.
Strong Exports, Factory Output
12/04/2012 (The Star) - February Trade/IP by HSBC Global Research, February Trade by CIMB Research & Rating Ootlook By Moody's.
Wilmar to Spend $300M in Two Years
12/04/2012 (Jakarta Post) - The largest palm oil producer in the nation, Wilmar Indonesia, will build several new plants worth US$300 million in the next two years, a company executive said.
Bumitama Agri Shares Open 35 Pct Higher Than IPO Price
12/04/2012 (Reuters) - Shares of Singapore-listed Bumitama Agri Ltd opened 35 percent above its initial public offering price on Thursday, helped by a strong outlook for palm oil prices.
Crude Falls; Palm Oil Futures Climb: Commodities at Close
11/04/2012 (Bloomberg) - The Standard & Poor’s GSCI gauge of 24 commodities fell 0.1 percent to 683.96 at 5:22 p.m. Singapore time. The UBS Bloomberg CMCI index of 26 raw materials were unchanged to 1,595.1545.
March Palm Oil Stocks Drop, Output And Export Increases
11/04/2012 (Bernama) - Palm oil stocks dropped 4.99 per cent in March to 1.959 million tonnes against 2.062 million tonnes registered in February, says the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB).
Palm Futures Rises on Bullish Trading
11/04/2012 (Business Times) - The crude palm oil futures contract ended higher yesterday due to an increase in export demand for the local product and tight supply of soyabean oil, dealers said.
Shipping activity at Port Qasim
11/04/2012 (Business Recorder) - C.V Safmarine Ngami carrying containers was allotted berth at Qasim International Container Terminal on Monday, 9th April.
Paper, Cooking Oil and Furniture Pose Threat to Burma’s Forests
11/04/2012 (The Irrawaddy News Magazine) - Burma’s forests and unique fauna and flora will struggle to survive as the country opens up to foreign business investment.
