Berita Arkib
09-02-2004
CPKO Futures To Be Launched On Feb 20
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 6 (Bernama) -- Malaysia Derivatives Exchange Bhd (MDEX)will launch the crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) futures contract on Feb 20making it the second attempt to introduce CPKO futures in Malaysia.
09-02-2004
India may cut duty on processed palm oil
February 9 2004 - INDIA may cut its 70 per cent import duty on processedpalm oil to alleviate high domestic prices and provide relief toconsumers.
09-02-2004
The slowing-down of soybean crushings will also cu
Feb 5, 2004 - In the USA the severe tightness in soybean supplies and theneed to sharply cut soybean exports and crushings has created a verybullish scenario which should drive prices to new contract highs in themedium term.
06-02-2004
India's E-Oil Imports Up 91 Percent In January
NEW DELHI, Feb 5 (Bernama) -- India's edible oil imports witnessed a surgeagain in January, after a slowdown in December last year, proving wrongall predictions that imports would come down following good oilseeds crop.
06-02-2004
Indonesia's Makin To Invest $47 MLN In New Oil Pal
JAKARTA, Feb 4 Asia Pulse - Plantation company PT Makin Group will investRp400 billion (US$47.6 million) to open 20,000 hectares of new oil palmplantations in East Kalimantan this year, a local official said.
06-02-2004
Malaysia's 2003 trade surplus hits new high
KUALA LUMPUR, (AFP) - Malaysia's exports in 2003 breached the 100billion-dollar mark for the first time, driving the trade surplus up 45.7percent year-on-year to a record high of 75.04 billion ringgit (19.75billion dollars).
30-01-2004
Palm oil prices are currently undervalued relative
Thursday 29 January 2004(Oil World Flash) - Soya oil prices will besupported by the lower than expected soybean crushings in the 10 Asiancountries affected by the poultry crisis. We have already seen a pickup inChinese purchases of palm oil and soybean oil recently. The Argentineexport basis of soybean oil has strengthened lately. But while Chicagofutures were down sharply, flat prices showed only little change duringthe week in review.
29-01-2004
Indonesia's palm oil export to go down in 2004
JAKARTA, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Indonesia palm oil export in 2004 is expectedto be down, as the government plans to impose export tax of 60 percent,said the Indonesian commission of palm oil on Tuesday."The Indonesia's palm oil market this year is expected to decline," saidRosediana Suharto of the commission.
29-01-2004
Indonesian Producers To Reject Plan To Raise Expor
JAKARTA, Jan 27 Asia Pulse - Indonesian producers of crude palm oil (CPO)said they are set to reject plans by the government to raise the exporttax on that commodity from 3 per cent at present.
29-01-2004
Many Companies Cannot Verify Whether Their Palm Oi
January 06, 2004 - An ISIS Asset Management report finds that fewcompanies can trace the source of their palm oil up their supply chain toconfirm whether or not it is produced sustainably.
29-01-2004
Proposed Tax Hike May Affect Indonesian Palm Oil E
JAKARTA, Jan 21 - The government's plan to raise export tax this year oncrude palm oil (CPO) is feared to affect the performance of the country'spalm oil sector.
28-01-2004
OIL WORLD SEES MALAYSIA'S PALM OIL EXPORTS RISING
HAMBURG, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil exports are likely to risein February and March because of its attractive price compared to othervegetable oils while output is set to fall, Hamburg-based newsletter OilWorld said."Early estimates indicate a steep decline in (Malaysian) crude palm oiloutput in January," the newsletter said. Palm oil had become veryattractive compared to soyoil, sunoil, rapeoil and lauric oils, it said."This is noticed by consumers worldwide and will stimulate palm oildemand in the near term," it said."It should result in rising Malaysian palm oil exports in February andMarch and a reduction of Malaysian stocks owing to the seasonally smallproduction."