Palm oil prices rise by more than 2 percent after Malaysian data on palm oil
Malaysian palm futures rose on Monday for the fourth consecutive session, after data released by the industry regulator revealed a drop in stocks. Expectations of improved demand also added to the bullish market sentiment. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in April on the Bursa Derivatives Exchange rose 91 ringgit or 2.02% to 4,595 Ringgit ($1,028.65).
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After a 2-session rally, VEGOILS - Palm trades lower as profit booking occurs
Malaysian palm futures fell on Tuesday, as investors took profits after two sessions with sharp gains due to lower palm oil inventories and rising oil price. By midday, the benchmark March palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange had fallen 4 ringgit or 0.09% to 4,496 Ringgit ($999.11). The market is at a crucial juncture with a bullish momentum fueled by rising oil prices and lower palm oil inventories.
Palm ends stronger on soyoil at Dalian, Chicago
Malaysian palm futures closed higher Monday, following the strength of rival soyoil markets in Dalian and Chicago. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in March on the Bursa Derivatives Exchange increased 113 ringgit or 2.57% to 4,504 Ringgit ($999.11). A Kuala Lumpur trader stated that the market today is monitoring external performance of Dalian soyoil and Chicago soyoil.
Palm gains strength over soyoil at Dalian, Chicago
Malaysian palm oils futures continued to rise on Monday, following the strength of rival soyoil in Dalian and Chicago. By midday, the benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in March on the Bursa Derivatives exchange rose by 93 ringgit or 2.12% to $4,484 ringgit (US$994.90) per metric ton. A Kuala Lumpur trader stated that the market today is monitoring external performance of Dalian soyoil and Chicago soyoil.
Palm surges by more than 2% and logs a weekly gain
Malaysian palm futures closed Friday more than 2% above the previous week's closing price, as soyoil prices in Chicago rose. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in March on the Bursa Derivatives Exchange, Bursa Malaysia, rose by 97 ringgit or 2.26% to $4,393 ringgit (US$977.74) per metric ton, at the close. This week, the contract rose by 0.57%.
Palm tracks Chicago soyoil but is set to lose money for the second consecutive week
Malaysian palm futures were slightly higher on Friday as they tracked stronger Chicago soyoil. However, they are set to suffer a second weekly loss. At midday, the benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in March on the Bursa Derivatives exchange rose 45 ringgit or 1.05% to 4,341 Ringgit ($966.17) per metric ton. This week, the contract has fallen by 0.89%.
Dalian palm and VEGOILS-Palm end lower in profit-booking
Malaysian palm futures continued to lose on Wednesday as traders booked profits after early gains that had been triggered by a fall in November stocks. The benchmark palm-oil contract for February delivery at Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange lost 96 Ringgit or 1.94% to $4,855 Ringgit ($1,095.94), a metric tonne, at the close. Malaysian palm oil stocks fell for the second consecutive month…
VEGOILS-Palm trades lower after Malaysian palm oil data
The price of Malaysian palm futures dropped on Tuesday, after the data released by the industry regulator confirmed that market expectations were correct. This was due to a decline in Malaysian stocks, production and exports. By midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange for February delivery had fallen 82 ringgit (1.6%) to 5,038 Ringgit ($1,138.27).
Palm gains for the fifth time in a row, logging a weekly gain
Malaysian palm futures rose on Friday for the fifth consecutive session, and recorded a weekly gain amid concerns about supply as heavy rains in Malaysia exacerbated already low production levels. The benchmark palm-oil contract for February delivery at Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange gained 138 Ringgit or 2.82% to $5,023 ringgit (1,131.31 USD) per metric ton.
Palm oil prices rise on the back of supply problems; set to gain weekly
Malaysian palm futures rose for the fifth session in a row on Friday, and are on track to gain a week-long gain amid concerns about supply as heavy rains were exacerbating low production levels. At midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange gained 121 Ringgit or 2.48% to 5,006 Ringgit ($1,128.24). This week, the contract has gained 5.23% after two consecutive weeks of falling.
Palm oil drops 8% in a week, the worst drop for 19 months.
Malaysian palm futures fell on Friday, their biggest weekly drop in over a year. Weak soybean oil prices and concerns about demand weighed them down. At the close, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange for February delivery fell 132 ringgit or 2.77% to 4,640 Ringgit ($1,039.19). This is the second weekly decline in a row and the biggest weekly drop since April 2023.
Palm to drop for second week on weak soya, concerns about demand
Malaysian palm futures fell on Friday, and are headed for another week of losses. Weak soybean prices and looming concerns about demand have weighed them down. At midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange for February delivery fell 81 ringgit or 1.7% to 4,691 Ringgit ($1,050.62) per metric ton. David Ng is a proprietary trader with Kuala Lumpur's trading firm Iceberg X Sdn. Bhd.
EIA reports that US crude, gasoline, and distillate stocks rose last week.
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US crude, fuel inventories fall last week, EIA says
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US crude, fuel inventories fall last week, EIA
The Energy Information Administration reported on Thursday that U.S. crude, gasoline, and distillate stocks fell last week. The EIA reported that crude inventories dropped by 2.2 millions barrels, to 420.6 million in the week ending Oct. 11. This was in contrast with the analysts' polled expectations of a 1.8-million barrel increase. Crude oil stocks at Cushing…
Palms slide on profit-taking after MPOB data that is bearish
Malaysian palm futures reversed gains made earlier in the week on Thursday, as profit-taking affected the market after the Malaysia Palm Oil Board (MPOB), released its demand and supply statistics. The benchmark palm-oil contract for December delivery at Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange fell by 17 ringgit or 0.4% to 4,235 Ringgit ($987.64). The contract has dropped 2.49% in three sessions.
VEGOILS - Palm up as traders await further cues from the MPOB data
Malaysian palm futures edged higher on Thursday, after two sessions of falling prices. Traders awaited further clues from the Malaysia Palm Oil Board's (MPOB) supply and demand data. At the midday break, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange for December delivery gained 9 ringgit or 0.21% to 4,261 Ringgit ($993.24) per metric ton. The contract has fallen 2.1% over the last two sessions.
Shares of US energy companies rise as Middle East crisis fuels supply concerns
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