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Malaysia raises palm oil export duty for April
CPO Futures Close Lower Amid Weaker Crude Oil, Soybean Oil Prices
Middle East conflict boosts demand for alternative fuels
Palm falls on weak rival oils, crude oil prices, April demand concerns
Do Smallholders hold the key to sustainable palm oil?
Palm oil smallholders play an increasing role in deforestation and peat degradation. To make sustainable palm oil a reality, an industry is searching for ways to steer these farmers towards more responsible practices.
Malaysia hopes to increase exports to China
Malaysia hopes to increase exports to China now that problems surrounding several projects undertaken by Chinese companies in Malaysia are being resolved.
Guan Eng confident China will purchase more Malaysian palm oil
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng hopes to receive some good news from China when he visits in July, adding that Malaysia is confident that they will purchase more palm oil.
Palm oil falls on weak soyoil prices, exports rumour
Malaysian palm oil futures slid for a third consecutive session on Monday, tracking weakness in a rival edible oil and weighed down by market talk of poorer export numbers.
Indonesian non-oil products export to Nigeria hits N152bn
The Indonesian Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC) in Lagos on Monday said that the export of non-oil products from Indonesia to Nigeria had risen to 420,555,281.5 dollars (N151.62billion) in 2018.
More to trade dispute than tariffs
The Chinese consul general in Penang gave a one-sided and simplistic overview of the current United States-China trade dispute in the letter “Trade relations depend on respectâ€
ASEAN takeaways – 34th Summit in Bangkok
Time to say goodbye. The leaders, minders, security details, media and staff all head back to the ten ASEAN nations following a non-controversial Bangkok Summit held over the weekend, as well as regional plenaries held last Thursday and Friday.
Region's businesses lag on rights issues
Even though economic development was one the key agenda items at the 34th Asean Summit held in Bangkok last week, human rights protection in the context of business operations seemed to not get sufficient attention from Asean leaders.
CIMB Research cautions negative impact if Felda ends LLA with FGV
CIMB Equities Research is cautious if the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) terminates the land lease agreement (LLA) with FGV Holdings Bhd.
