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CPO Futures Extend Loss For Third Day On Weaker Crude Oil Prices
MPOC expects CPO prices to range from MYR4,400-MYR4,650/tonne in July as palm oil supply outlook tightens
Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rebound on Stronger Edible Oils and Weak Ringgit
Palm oil prices rose on Monday
Expana lowers EU rapeseed production forecast
02/06/2026 (Ukr Agro Consult) - Analytical firm Expana has reduced its forecast for rapeseed production in the European Union for the 2026/27 marketing year. The estimate was cut by 300,000 tonnes to 20.3 million tonnes, down from 20.6 million tonnes projected a month earlier.
Why not a happy palm oil day?
02/06/2026 (New Straits Times) - I once dragged lobsters, oysters and olive oil into a palm oil article, not because I had lost my way between the estate and the seafood aisle, but because they carried a lesson: reputations are built, polished and narrated.
MPOGCF To Host Biodiversity Forum On Human-Wildlife Coexistence
01/06/2026 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF) will organise the Biodiversity Forum 2026 (Bio-D Forum 2026) on June 3 and 4 at The Everly, Putrajaya, to promote collaboration in addressing human-wildlife conflicts within oil palm plantation landscapes.
Indonesia Launches Single-Gate Export System for Palm Oil, Coal, and Ferroalloys
31/06/2026 (Jakarta Globe), Jakarta - Indonesia will officially begin implementing a centralized export system for selected natural resource commodities on June 1 through Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia (DSI), a newly established state-owned entity designed to improve trade transparency and prevent revenue leakage from exports.
Palm Oil Trade, Plus and Minus the Hormuz Impact
31/05/2026 (Business Today) - For many years now, palm oil has led the world in the world trade of edible oils. That alone speaks for the enormous popularity of this versatile oil. Sure enough, any disruption in trade flows would negatively impact palm oil trade. The global palm oil industry has always lived at the intersection of agriculture, energy, and geopolitics—but rarely have all three forces tightened simultaneously the way they are now. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid an Iran–U.S. conflict would not just be another distant shock; it would reverberate directly through plantation rows in Malaysia and Indonesia.
B15 biodiesel rollout starts tomorrow, to strengthen energy security
31/05/2026 (Free Malaysia Today), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia is set to enter a new phase in its energy transition amid a global supply crisis, with the biodiesel blend rate in Peninsular Malaysia to be gradually raised from B10 to B15 starting June 1.
Indonesia Cuts CPO Reference Price by $20 as One-Gate Export Nears
30/06/2026 (Jakarta Globe), Jakarta - Indonesia has slashed the reference price of crude palm oil, or CPO, for June, thus reducing export duties as the controversial trade system shake-up nears.
The Palm Oil Peak Is Closing In Sooner Than We Think
30/05/2026 (Business Today) - For decades, palm oil has been the quiet workhorse of the global economy. It’s the invisible ingredient in everything from your morning shampoo and the chocolate spread on your toast to the biodiesel in a truck traversing Europe. Its ascension to become the world’s largest traded edible oil was a story of relentless expansion, driven by its unrivaled productivity. No other crop comes close to yielding as much oil per hectare. This efficiency made it price competitive and ubiquitous.
SGX-listed palm oil players under pressure as Indonesia’s commodity export overhaul stokes fears
29/03/2026 (The Business Times, Singapore), Singapore - Shares of Singapore Exchange (SGX)-listed palm oil players have come under pressure after Indonesia unveiled plans to centralise exports of key natural resources through a state-owned enterprise.
