All posts tagged "palm oil prices"
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43Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil prices to stay elevated amid supply squeeze
Malaysia’s palm oil supply has hit a 21-month low, supporting high prices around RM4,500–RM5,000 per tonne. The Malaysian Palm Oil Council expects...
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51Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia’s Palm oil exports may be affected due to high prices
The high prices of palm oil and export policy changes in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand are impacting global supply and demand. Indonesia’s...
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53Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia”s Palm Oil Market Share Drops to 48% in 2024 Economy
The market share of palm oil in India's imported edible oil basket dropped to 48% in December 2024 from 72% a year...
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56Edible Oil News in English
Palm oil prices drop amid weaker soy oil market
Malaysian palm oil futures fell by 0.09% to 4,620 ringgit per metric ton on December 30, 2024, influenced by lower soyoil prices...
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97Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm oil prices set to rise further in 2025 amid supply concerns, says MARC Ratings
Crude palm oil (CPO) prices are projected to rise to RM4,600 per tonne in 2025, driven by weather disruptions, reduced Indonesian exports,...
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58Edible Oil News in English
Palm tracks rival vegetable oils lower
Malaysian palm oil futures fell 0.75% to 4,780 ringgit ($1,072.23) per metric ton on December 16, pressured by declines in rival vegetable...
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62Edible Oil News in EnglishPalm ends lower tracking rival vegetable oils; industry data eyed
Malaysian palm oil futures dropped 0.2% to 5,118 ringgit per metric ton, following declines in rival oils. Traders are awaiting data from...
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71Edible Oil News in English
Myanmar : YGN palm oil wholesale reference rate on upward trend
Yangon’s wholesale palm oil reference rate rose for the sixth consecutive week, reaching K7,305 per viss for the week ending 8 December,...
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134Edible Oil News in EnglishCooking oil prices surge 13% in a month, no post-Diwali reprieve
The prices of cooking oils like palm and sunflower have risen by 10-13% over the last month, even post-Diwali, which is unusual....
