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Malaysia’s Palm Oil Stocks Down 3.94 Pct To 2.7 Million Tonnes In February 2026 – MPOB
Palm tracks gains in Dalian and Chicago rival oils, stronger crude
CPO FUTURES RALLY ABOVE RM4,500 PER TONNE, HIGHEST SINCE OCTOBER LAST YEAR
CPO Futures Close Lower Amid Weaker Crude Oil, Soybean Oil Prices
Similar to Malaysia, Indonesia May Cut Export Tax for Crude Palm Oil
22/09/2014 (Indonesia Investments) - Speculation emerged that Indonesia will scrap its export tariff for crude palm oil (CPO) in an attempt to boost sales. Three weeks ago, Malaysia had already scrapped the export tax for CPO for a period of two months to support exports and reverse a decline in CPO prices. Malaysian palm oil exports then immediately surged over 30 percent (month-to-month) in the first half of September, indicating the success of the export tax policy. Thus, the two countries - the world’s two largest producers and exporters of CPO - may become involved in a ‘tax war’.
Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report 20 September 2014
22/09/2014 (Borneo Post) - Malaysian palm oil futures edged lower on Friday to 2,109, due to tracking weaknesses overseas in soy prices in China and the US.
Palm Oil/Vegoils: Market Factors to Watch Sept 22 Monday
22/09/2014 (Reuters) - The following factors are likely to influence Malaysian palm oil futures and other vegetable oil markets on Monday.
BMD Sees Potential Prospects in Palm Oil and Gold Commodities
22/09/2014 (Borneo Post) - Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Bhd (BMD) sees promising prospects in the palm oil and gold market trade.
Supply Bounty Leaves Palm Oil Flat
22/09/2014 (Hindu Business Line) - Palm oil has seen better days. Crude palm oil prices are at their lowest in five years.
Eyeing Sarawak’s Assets for Growth
22/09/2014 (Borneo Post) - It seems that the land of resources is gradually booming.
Tax War Between Indonesia and Malaysia May Spur Palm Oil Demand
22/09/2014 (Reuters) - Palm oil's share of global vegetable oil consumption looks set to climb in the months ahead as the top two producers engage in a tit-for-tat export tax tussle designed to boost sales.
Increase in Edible Oil Import Bill Burden on Forex: PVMA
22/09/2014 (Business Recorder) - The three percent annual increase in edible oil consumption is a great burden on the country's foreign exchange, Atif Ikram Sheikh, newly-elected Chairman of Pakistan Vanaspati Manufacturers Association (PVMA), said on Sunday. In his first meeting with the stakeholders after being elected unopposed, he said the draining of for exchange reserves owing to import of edible oil, calls for increased availability of domestic and imported oilseeds, new edible oil refineries and better functioning of the oilseed extraction industry.
Syndicate Keeps Edible Oil Prices Higher in Bangladesh Despite Fall Abroad
22/09/2014 (Bangladesh News 24 hours) - Exporters have explained the current prices saying there was no import of edible oil after prices fell in the international market.
