All posts tagged "global vegetable oils market"
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96Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil could meet 60% of global vegetable oil demand by 2050
Palm oil could capture around 60% of global vegetable oil demand by 2050, according to PASPI, as demand rises and competing oilseeds...
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144Edible Oil News in EnglishThe vegetable oil market is caught between high oil prices and rising supply
Global vegetable oil prices are supported by a 12.7% weekly rise in Brent crude and reduced Black Sea sunflower oil supplies. Indian...
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209Edible Oil News in EnglishCan India Change the Direction of Global Vegetable Oil Markets
India is expected to remain the world’s largest vegetable oil importer in 2026/27, importing about 17 million tonnes (20% of global trade)....
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388Edible Oil News in EnglishGlobal vegetable oil production to hit record high again – USDA
The USDA forecasts global vegetable oil production at a record 244.1 million tonnes in 2026/27, exceeding demand. Palm oil will remain dominant,...
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699Edible Oil News in English
China’s vegetable oils market enters a phase of heightened volatility
China’s vegetable oils market is turning volatile as futures react to shifting global supplies and uneven demand. Smooth South American soybean output...
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547Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil up
Malaysian palm oil prices closed higher on Wednesday, with the June delivery contract gaining 0.5% to 4,388 ringgit per metric ton, driven...
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527Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm opens higher on stronger rival edible oils
The benchmark palm oil contract for May delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose 32 ringgit (0.71%) to 4,519 ringgit ($1,020.09)...
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480Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm climbs on stronger Dalian palm olein
Palm oil futures rose 0.49% to 4,510 ringgit ($1,018.06) per ton, recovering from recent losses. Gains were driven by a stronger Dalian...
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630Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian Palm Oil Dips As Global Markets Shift
What’s going on here? Malaysian palm oil futures dipped by 21 ringgit to 4,312 ringgit per metric ton, marking a 6.96% weekly...
