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Crude palm oil prices in Malaysia likely to remain steady
CPO Futures End Lower On Rising Supply Concerns
MPOC sees near-term palm oil price above RM4,300 per tonne on supply slowdown
Good FFB prices among main reasons for low oil palm replanting rate in 2024 — Johari
Malaysia hikes August crude palm oil reference price, raising duty to 9%
Malaysia has increased its August crude palm oil reference price, a change that raises export duties to 9%, a circular on the Malaysian Palm Oil Board website showed on Thursday.
US Tariff Aftermath: Indonesia Can Lose Its Palm Oil Market to Malaysia
Indonesia might lose its palm oil market to Malaysia if Jakarta fails to get a tariff lower than that of its close neighbor in its negotiations with the US government, according to a producers' association
Malaysian palm oil up tracking rival soyoil
Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher on Wednesday after gains in rival soyoil at Dalian and Chicago markets helped it recoup previous session’s losses.
Prabowo And Trump Agree On New Era Of Mutual Benefit In Bilateral Trade
Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto said he had a “very good” phone call with United States (US) President Donald Trump, during which they discussed efforts to deepen bilateral trade ties
Palm rises on firmer Chicago soyoil, crude, soft ringgit
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Wednesday, recouping losses from the previous session, underpinned by gains in rival Chicago soyoil, stronger crude oil prices and a weaker ringgit
Is palm oil bad for your health? Affordable alternatives you can opt for
To uncover the truth, My Kolkata asked three health experts how palm oil affects our bodies, if moderate consumption is safe, and what healthy alternatives can one adopt.
Palm oil prices projected to hit $1,200 on global price rally
Global palm oil prices have been projected to hit $1,200 per metric ton in 2025 from $900, according to a new report by Afrinvest West Africa.
How Tariffs And Taxes Could Derail Malaysia’s Climate Ambitions
At a time when Malaysia must accelerate its climate transition, can we afford foreign and domestic policy shocks that destabilise our climate finance and green technology agenda?
Indonesia gives more seized plantations to state palm oil company Agrinas
The Indonesian government has handed over nearly 400,000ha of seized palm oil plantations to state palm oil firm Agrinas Palma Nusantara, giving the new company a sizeable land bank that could make it one of the world’s largest oil palm growers
