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Palm retreats from 21-month high on stock outlook, weak exports
Palm oil under near-term pressure as rising stocks outweigh El Niño fears
CPO Futures Close Lower On Weaker Soybean Oil Prices
Palm oil falls to 11-week low on weak exports, rising output
‘Impossible for palm oil farmers to harm environment’: Acting Aceh governor
Acting Aceh governor Nova Iriansyah has lashed out at the notion that oil palm plantations in the province contributed to environmental degradation, saying it was impossible for Acehnese farmers to harm the environment.
OCBC Bank optimistic on petroleum and palm oil prices
OCBC Bank economist Howie Lee is bullish on world pricing on petroleum and palm oil, as supply is slowing while demand for the commodities remain firm.
Palm oil may rise to RM2,001
Palm oil may break a resistance at RM1,984 per tonne, and rise to RM2,001, as suggested by a projection analysis and the hourly MACD.
Among Oil Palm, Rain Forest and Orangutans, Shades of Gray
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Trade barriers blamed for decline in palm oil exports
The Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Association (Gapki) has said that crude palm oil (CPO) exports fell significantly in April, as destination countries had started introducing regulations that were prohibitive toward Indonesia’s main export commodity.
Malaysia to officially complain to WTO on EU's plan to ban palm oil
Malaysia will submit a complaint to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by November to challenge the European Union's restrictions on palm biofuel, according to Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok Suh Sim.
India's palm oil imports drop 16% in June
India's palm oil imports dropped 16% in June from the previous month, while overall edible oil imports declined by about 9%.
Palm oil may rise to RM1,966
Palm oil may rise to RM1,966 per tonne, as it could have bottomed around a support at RM1,929.
Cameroon’s Rubber, Palm-Oil Output Slashed by Anglophone Revolt
• Impact of crisis has been disastrous, agriculture company says • Majority of CDC’s 22,000 workers has abandoned plantations
