All posts tagged "Malaysian palm oil futures"
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43Edible 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...
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52Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm rises on crude and rival oils; set for first weekly loss in five
Malaysian palm oil futures rose nearly 2% on Friday, supported by surging crude oil prices and gains in rival edible oils. The...
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75Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm rallies for fourth straight week despite output, stock worries
KUALA LUMPUR, June 6, 2025: Malaysian palm oil futures ended higher on Friday, marking a fourth straight weekly gain despite lingering concerns...
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75Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil rebounds on anticipation of strong demand
Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher on Wednesday, gaining 0.41% to 3,950 ringgit/ton, reversing earlier losses amid expectations of rising inventories. Prices...
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69Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil extends gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a fifth straight session, with August contracts closing up 34 ringgit (0.87%) at 3,933 ringgit (\$927.59)...
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77Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a fourth session, with August contracts gaining 0.31% to 3,880 ringgit per ton, supported by stronger...
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69Edible Oil News in English
Palm falls on weaker soyoil, concerns over rising output, stock levels
Malaysian palm oil futures fell on May 27, with the August contract dropping 0.94% to RM3,791 per metric ton. Weaker soyoil prices...
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78Edible Oil News in English
Malaysian palm oil extends gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second day, closing 0.72% higher at 3,910 ringgit per metric ton. Gains were driven by...
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146Edible Oil News in English
Palm set for first weekly gain in three as strong export data supports
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Friday, with the benchmark August contract up 0.16% to RM3,862 per ton, marking a 1.26% weekly...
