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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

CPO prices to remain elevated for the rest of 2022, say research houses

13/07/2022 (Malay Mail) - Crude palm oil (CPO) prices are expected to remain elevated in the second half of this year (H2 2022) on supply concerns and improved demand outlook, according to MIDF Research.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Deputy Minister: 174,347 independent smallholders receive Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil certification end-June

13/07/2022 (Malay Mail), Tampin - Independent smallholders numbering 174,347 covering 621,269 hectares (ha) nationwide have received the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification as of June 30.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Indonesia June trade surplus seen widening after palm oil exports resume

13/07/2022 (Reuters) - Indonesia's trade surplus likely widened to $3.52 billion last month, boosted by the lifting of a three-week palm oil export ban, according to economists polled by Reuters, although some still expect the gap to shrink later in the year.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Palm tumbles over 6% on weak outlook for exports, China lockdown fears

13/07/2022 (The Economic Times) - Malaysian palm oil futures plunged more than 6% on Wednesday due to weak July exports and as fears of renewed COVID-19 curbs in China sparked a selloff in rival Dalian oils.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Palm oil may stabilize around 3,900 ringgit and rise

13/07/2022 (Business Recorder), Singapore - Palm oil may stabilize around a support at 3,900 ringgit per tonne, and test a resistance at 4,090 ringgit thereafter.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Palm tumbles 8pc to 1-year low on weak exports

14/07/2022 (Business Recorder), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian palm oil futures plunged more than 8% on Wednesday to its lowest in over a year, weighed by weak July exports and as fears of renewed COVID-19 curbs in China sparked a selloff in rival Dalian oils.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

CPO prices to fall to RM5,300 per tonne on average in 2H22, says MPOB

13/07/2022 (The Edge Markets), Kuala Lumpur - Crude palm oil (CPO) prices are expected to average RM5,300 per tonne in the second half of 2022 (2H22), lower than in 1H22, due to expectations of higher global vegetable oil supply, higher CPO production, especially in the third quarter, as well as lower palm oil exports, said the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB).

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Palm oil correction seen as overdone but lower average prices expected in 2023

13/07/2022 (The Edge Markets) - IN just a month, third-month palm oil futures contracts have given back almost all of its gains for the year. At the time of writing, the price stood at RM4,561 per tonne, already close to RM4,363 at the start of the year.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Seven-month high CPO stockpile in June

13/07/2022 (The Borneo Post), Kuching - Stockpiles of crude palm oil (CPO) increased by 8.8 per cent month on month (m-o-m) to 1.66 million tonnes in June, boosted by higher output and lower exports.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  14-07-2022

Malaysia's palm oil stockpile rose nearly 9.0pct in June, highest since November 2021

13/07/2022 (New Straits Times), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia's palm-oil inventory level increased 8.8 per cent month-on-month to 1.66 million tonnes in June , the highest since November 2021 as total crude palm oil (CPO) production outweighed consumption mainly due to weaker exports.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  13-07-2022

Malaysia end-June palm oil stocks climb to seven-month high as exports drag

KUALA LUMPUR, July 12 (Reuters) - Malaysia's palm oil stocks at end-June rose to their highest in seven months as its exports were throttled by rival Indonesia's policies to boost its own shipments, industry regulator data showed on Tuesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  13-07-2022

China to Import More Palm Oil From Malaysia, Wang Yi Says

China, the world’s second-largest palm oil buyer, will increase its purchases of the tropical oil from Malaysia, Bernama reported, citing Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.