All posts tagged "palm oil"
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68Edible Oil News in EnglishKuala Lumpur : Palm oil expected to range between RM4.4k-RM4.6k in March
Crude palm oil (CPO) prices are expected to fluctuate between RM4,400 and RM4,600 in March, influenced by competition from affordable soybean oil...
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71Edible 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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66Edible 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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83Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia’s edible oil imports hit 4-year low, depleting inventories
India’s edible oil imports hit a four-year low in February, with soyoil and sunflower oil imports plunging by 36% and 20.8%, respectively....
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70Edible Oil News in EnglishIndia’ edible oil imports hit 4-year low, dealers say
India’s edible oil imports fell to a four-year low in February, with soyoil down 36% to 284,000 tons and sunflower oil down...
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62Edible Oil News in EnglishPatanjali Foods to Establish Oil Palm Mill in Mizoram to Strengthen India’s Edible Oil Retail Sector
Patanjali Foods Ltd. will set up an oil palm mill in Liapha, Lawngtlai district, Mizoram, to boost India's edible oil sector. The...
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66Edible Oil News in EnglishBursa Malaysia Derivatives sets record with 22.8mil contracts traded
Bursa Malaysia Derivatives achieved a record 22.75 million contracts in 2024, a 19% rise from 2022, driven by strong demand for Crude...
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84Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil prices likely to fall after Ramadan, says Mistry
Malaysian palm oil prices are expected to decline post-Ramadan due to increased production, says analyst Dorab Mistry. Prices may trade between RM3,600...
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83Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysia’s palm oil stocks to hit 2-year low
Malaysia’s palm oil stocks are expected to fall to 1.5 million metric tons by February’s end due to floods and rising Ramadan...
