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AI boom is turning Malaysia’s palm oil estates into data centres
Malaysia lowers December crude palm oil reference price, maintains duty at 10%
Malaysian palm oil futures fall under fundamental pressure, amplifying the impact on other oil prices
CPO Futures Snap Two-Day Gains To Close Lower
Palm oil prices to dip as exports to Middle East h
3/27/2003 - Palm oil prices are expected to suffer a further set back thisseason, as its exports to the Middle East and European countries have beenhit by the Iraq war.
Coconut oil market sees steady price on lower outp
Chemical Market Reporter, March 17 2003
Rains not seen delaying Argentine soya harvest
BUENOS AIRES (March 29 2003) : Rains that hit Argentina's main soyaregions on Friday were not expected to delay the record harvest in theworld's No 3 producer because warm weather will allow farmers to re-enterthe fields in short order, a government weather specialist said.
UN to spend Iraq funds on flour, rice and oils
ROME (March 29 2003) : The UN World Food Programme (WFP) will spend fundsraised from a planned appeal for over $1 billion for Iraq on vitalfoodstuffs including wheat flour, rice and cooking oil, its chiefspokesman said on Friday.
Indian edible oil imports up, long-term deals avoi
BOMBAY (March 27 2003) : India, the world's largest edible oil importer,has increased palm oil buying for April arrival cargoes but is avoidingsigning long-term contracts on concerns the war in Iraq could beprolonged.
Malaysian palm oil futures firmer, Middle East shi
KUALA LUMPUR (March 27 2003) : Malaysian palm oil futures climbed at theend of a choppy day on Wednesday, lifted by refiner covering and atechnical rebound, traders said.
Oil World sees rising global palm oil prices
HAMBURG (March 26 2003) : Global palm oil prices are expected to rise inthe next three to four months but are likely to weaken afterwards ifweather in producing countries is good, Hamburg-based newsletter Oil Worldsaid.
Romanian rapeseed and barley crops hit by cold wea
BUCHAREST (March 27 2003) : Prolonged freezing temperatures this winterhave affected Romania's rapeseed and barley crops and farmers fear thatthe sector's chronic shortage of funds might dent hopes for a good wheatharvest.
USDA report on grain and oilseed export tenders
CHICAGO (March 27 2003) - The Bush administration has asked Congress for$320 million in additional funds to buy emergency food for Iraq, includinghigh-protein peas and beans and vegetable oils, US Agency forInternational Development Administrator Andrew Natsios said on Tuesday.
