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Palm oil under pressure and its adjustment
Malaysia's palm oil stocks surge to over 3.0mil tonnes in December, hitting seven-year high
Palm oil prices to be under pressure until output eases, says analyst Mistry
Palm oil prices seen range-bound in February amid supply curbs, biodiesel policy clarity
Indonesia continue to promote fuel blending policies to reduce energy imports
The government continues to strengthen measures to reduce dependence on imported energy, which has been a burden on the country’s foreign exchange reserves. One of the main strategies currently being accelerated is the fuel blending policy — mixing fossil fuels with plant-based energy sources such as biodiesel and ethanol
Indonesia, US to resume tariff talks in Nov
Indonesia and the United States are set to restart negotiations over a reciprocal tariff deal in November after a delay caused by the recent U.S. government shutdown
KPK to hold engagement session with palm oil industry players on SST implementation
The Ministry of Plantation and Commodities (KPK) will hold an engagement session with palm oil industry stakeholders on July 3, said Deputy Minister of Plantation and Commodities, Datuk Chan Fong Hin
Malaysia–US trade deal: Pragmatism over protectionism
It seemed inevitable that opposition leaders in Malaysia would quickly surface with sharp criticism of the recent Malaysia-US trade deal, denouncing it as a “surrender of national independence” or characterizing it as a loss of sovereignty
Palm Oil Prices Fall as Indonesia Seeks Zero-Tariff Deal with US
31/10/2025 (Jakarta Globe), Jakarta - Palm oil prices fell on Thursday as a stronger Malaysian ringgit and weak demand from major buyers dragged futures to their lowest level in nearly three months. The decline comes as Indonesia, the world’s top palm oil producer, moves closer to securing a zero-tariff deal for its key commodity exports to the United States.
Palm oil rises on stronger Dalian soyoil, weak ringgit
30/10/2025 (New Straits Times), Jakarta - Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Thursday after four consecutive sessions of losses, supported by strength in Dalian soyoil and a weakening ringgit, but were set to post a second monthly drop.
India expands oil palm cultivation by 52,113 hectares in FY2025/26
30/10/2025 (Milling and Middle East) India - India has expanded its oil palm cultivation by 52,113 hectares in the current 2025/26 fiscal year, with the states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh leading the charge, according to officials from the Ministry of Agriculture.
Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Edge Higher as Ringgit Weakens
30/10/2025 (Finimize) - Gains in competing oils and a softer Malaysian Ringgit helped nudge palm oil futures up, with traders eyeing technical trends and fresh market drivers.
New study finds palm oil not in 50% of supermarket products
29/10/2025 (Oils and Fats International) - A new study has found that palm oil use in supermarket products is not as widespread as previously thought.
