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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 Surges as El Niño Fears and Biodiesel Boom Tighten Global Supply
Palm rises on bargain buying, high stocks cap gains
Small shippers hard hit by surging freight rates
March 22 2004 - SMALL shippers, especially those just entering the exportmarket, are drowning under the weight of escalating maritime freightrates.
Indonesia Hopes To Boost Exports Of CPO To China
JAKARTA, March 16 Asia Pulse - Indonesia hopes to increase exports ofcrude palm oil (CPO) and derivatives to China from an estimated 500,000tons in 2003 to 600,000 tons this year.
Singaporean To Invest In Indonesian Cooking Oil Se
BENGKULU, Mar 18 Asia Pulse - A Singaporean businessman is scheduled toinvest in the cooking oil industry in North Bengkulu district, Bengkuluprovince, a provincial plantation official said.
Golden Hope aims to be Malaysia’s Cargill Inc
March 8 2004 - GOLDEN Hope Plantations Bhd aims to emulate giant UStrading house Cargill Inc’s success in the global commodities market.
Indonesian CPO Price Falls In Auction
JAKARTA, March 10 Asia Pulse - The price of crude palm oil (CPO) inJakarta fell in an auction on reports of export plan by Malaysia.
Rubber price set at minimum US$1.10
Thursday March 11, 2004 - THE International Rubber Cooperation, set up byMalaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, has decided to sell rubber at a minimumprice of US$1.10 a kilo in the world market.
Indonesian Crude Palm Oil Exports Tipped To Rise T
JAKARTA, March 10 Asia Pulse - Indonesia's exports of crude palm oil (CPO)are predicted to rise from 6.5 million tons in 2003 to 7 million tons thisyear.
Palm oil still trading at discount, Keng Yaik reit
Thursday March 4, 2004 - PRIMARY Industries Minister Datuk Seri Dr LimKeng Yaik has again raised the issue of crude palm oil (CPO) being tradedat a high discount of between US$140 and US$150 per tonne versus itsclosest rival, soy oil, despite the current bullishness of the CPO price.
CPO futures set to test RM2,500 level by June
March 4 2004 - PRICES of crude palm oil (CPO) futures may test the RM2,500a tonne level by middle of this year should soyabean oil supply succumb tounfavourable weather conditions.