All posts tagged "Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange"
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30Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm rises on stronger rival oils, set for second weekly gain
**JAKARTA:** Malaysian palm oil futures rose 0.89% to 4,183 ringgit/ton on Friday, marking a second consecutive weekly gain. Gains in Dalian edible...
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39Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil futures extend gains on stronger Dalian oils
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a third straight session on Wednesday, hitting a near three-month high. The September contract closed 0.27%...
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44Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil futures rise on strong crude oil
Malaysian palm oil futures rose 0.2% to 4,070 ringgit per metric ton on Monday, supported by stronger crude oil prices boosting biodiesel...
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71Edible Oil News in English
Malaysian palm oil slips
Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a second session on Tuesday, with the benchmark September contract dropping 0.4% to 3,970 ringgit/ton amid...
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64Edible Oil News in EnglishBMI maintains average annual CPO futures price at RM4,150 per tonne this year
Fitch unit BMI maintained its 2025 crude palm oil (CPO) price forecast at RM4,150/tonne, expecting prices to range between RM3,800–RM4,000 for the...
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107Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil rises on lower output
Malaysian palm oil futures ended a six-week rally with a weekly loss of 2.57%, despite Thursday’s 1.19% gain to 4,012 ringgit/ton. Traders...
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78Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil ends lower as Middle East tensions weigh
Malaysian palm oil futures ended lower on Wednesday, slipping 0.5% to 3,963 ringgit (\$935.77) per metric ton, despite strong export data. Market...
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57Edible Oil News in English
Malaysian palm oil falls
Malaysian palm oil futures fell over 3% on Tuesday, ending a four-day rally. The decline was driven by weaker Chicago soyoil and...
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81Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil up on Chicago soyoil gains
JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a third session, with the benchmark September contract up 4.36% at 4,093 ringgit/tonne. Gains were...
