Palm oil gains on stronger edible oils and logs weekly gain
Malaysian palm futures rose Friday, ending a three-week loss streak as higher rival edible oils lifted sentiment. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in July on the Bursa Derivatives Exchange rose 22 ringgit or 0.55% to 4,058 Ringgit ($928.60).
Palm oil prices rise on stronger edible oils and are set to gain weekly
Malaysian palm futures rose on Friday as the market regained confidence after a three-week loss streak. At midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange for July delivery gained 80 ringgit or 1.98% to 4,116 Ringgit ($940.80), a metric tonne.
Palm futures are flat due to rising production and a strong Ringgit, which offset the boost from rival oils
Malaysian palm oils futures were little changed Thursday, as participants awaited clues from vegetable oil competitors. However, a strong Ringgit and increasing production limited gains. At closing, the benchmark palm oil contract…
Palm futures stable as strong ringgit and rising production offset boost from rival oil
Malaysian palm oils futures were in a tight range Thursday, as participants waited for cues from the market amid support by rival vegetable oil. However, despite a strong Ringgit and increasing production, gains were limited.
MPOC expects palm oil demand to increase in China and India as prices become more competitive.
The Malaysian Palm Oil Council said that demand for palm oil from major global buyers China, and India will increase because the vegetable oil has become more affordable compared to its competitors. The MPOC stated that palm oil was now "reasonably-priced" at 3…
VEGOILS - Buy more bargains, but the ringgit is stronger; economic uncertainty limits gains
The price of palm oil in Malaysia rose on Tuesday. This was due to bargain-buying, but the stronger ringgit, as well as economic uncertainty, limited gains. At midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange for July delivery rose 8 ringgit (0.2%)…
Palm oil falls due to weaker soyoil and a firmer Ringgit
Malaysian palm futures declined on Monday for a sixth consecutive session as a result of a weaker ringgit, a decline in crude oil, and the weakness of soyoil. Concerns about U.S. trade tariffs also contributed to the drop. At midday…
Palm records its lowest weekly loss in 28 weeks, a third-weekly loss.
Malaysian palm oils futures reversed gains earlier, following rival oils in Dalian, and recorded a third consecutive weekly loss on Saturday, their lowest drop in 28 weeks. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in July…
Palm trades higher but still on course for a third weekly loss
Malaysian palm oils futures continued to rise on Friday. They ended a losing streak of four sessions, thanks to the strength of rival vegetable oil, but they remain on track for a third consecutive weekly decline. By midday,…
Palm oil prices close at their lowest level since October, as weak competitors weigh
Malaysian palm oils futures continued to lose money on Wednesday due to the lacklustre performance of Dalian vegetable oil and expectations for improved production. The benchmark July palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives Exchange fell 36 ringgit or 0.89% to 4…
Malaysian palm oil surpasses rival edible oils
Malaysian palm futures rose on Thursday, erasing the losses of last session, and tracking stronger competing edible oils. Data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board showed an increase in inventories for March. By midday, the benchmark…
Palm oil ends lower than rival oils as tariff wars cause anxiety
Malaysian palm futures ended lower on Wednesday. They erased last session's gains. This was due to the decline of rival edible oils traded in Dalian and Chicago, and the growing economic anxiety over tariff wars. The benchmark…
Palm oil trades lower than rival oils amid fears of tariff wars
Malaysian palm futures continued to lose on Wednesday. They erased last session's gains. This was due to the competition from edible oils traded in Dalian and Chicago, and the growing economic anxiety over tariff wars. By midday…
The Malaysian palm is poised to gain a weekly profit on the strength of physical demand
The price of Malaysian palm oils rose for the third session in a row on Friday. This was due to strong demand before Eid al-Fitr, an Islamic holiday. Also, rival vegetable oil prices were strong. By midday, the benchmark palm…
Palm oil falls due to Dalian Oil's weakness; soft ringgit caps losses
The Dalian Commodity Exchange saw a decline in the price of vegetable oil, which pushed down the palm oil futures for the second session running. However, a weaker currency helped to limit the losses. By midday, the benchmark…
Malaysian palm oil drops, rivals follow suit
The price of Malaysian palm oils futures fell for a third consecutive session on Tuesday. This was in line with the declines in rival vegetable oil markets such as Dalian and Chicago, while investors waited to see export data.
Galp, a Portuguese company, is confident that it will find other markets in the event of US tariffs.
The Portuguese oil company Galp Energia is confident that it can find other destinations for its gasoline exports. Galp's Executive Board member Ronald Doesburg who is responsible for industrial assets said on Tuesday that the…
Palm oil climbs as Chicago soyoil and crude oil prices firm up
The market for Malaysian palm oils futures rose on Wednesday, marking the fourth session in a row. This was due to gains in Chicago soyoil prices and energy. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in June on the Bursa Derivatives exchange gained 99 ringgit or 2.24% to 4…
Palm oil prices fall as Trump tariffs cause profit booking
Malaysian palm futures fell on Thursday, ending a four session rally. Profit-taking was a factor in the decline, following President Donald Trump’s tariffs against trade partners. At the close, the benchmark palm oil contract…
Palm oil is gaining to follow Chicago soyoils and crude oil higher
Malaysian palm oils futures climbed slightly higher on Tuesday after three sessions of losses. They mirrored the movement in crude oil, Chicago soyoil and other commodities, but concerns over high Malaysian stocks of palm oil capped gains.
