Americas (Jan – June) 2023
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Malaysian Palm Oil Exports Performance to Americas Region(January – June 2023)A Review on MPO Export Performance Table 1 : A Review on MPO Export Performance (MT) No Country Jan- June2023 Jan- June2022 Diff (MT) Diff (%) 1 U.S.A 62,386 71,712 (9,326) (13.0) 2 Canada 6,320 5,809 511 8.8 3 Trinidad And Tobago 5,043 5,110 (67) […]
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понедельник, 7 августа 2023 г.
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Africa (Jan – June) 2023
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Malaysian Palm Oil Exports Performance to Sub-Saharan Africa Region(January – June 2023)A Review on MPO Export Performance North Africa From January – June 2023, Malaysian palm oil export to North Africa region were recorded at 339,444 MT which was a 13.8% decline or by 54,544 MT lower compared to the same period of 2022. The […]
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Malaysian Palm Oil Exports Performance to Sub-Saharan Africa Region(January – June 2023)A Review on MPO Export Performance North Africa From January – June 2023, Malaysian palm oil export to North Africa region were recorded at 339,444 MT which was a 13.8% decline or by 54,544 MT lower compared to the same period of 2022. The […]
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VEGOILS-Palm oil ticks down on higher stocks, poor demand outlook
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 (Reuters) – Malaysian palm oil futures eased on Monday on range-bound trading, weighed by expectations of higher supply in the world’s second-largest producer and sluggish demand. The benchmark palm oil contract FCPOc3 for October delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 19 ringgit, or 0.49%, to 3,840 ringgit ($843.03) per metric ton by the […]
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 (Reuters) – Malaysian palm oil futures eased on Monday on range-bound trading, weighed by expectations of higher supply in the world’s second-largest producer and sluggish demand. The benchmark palm oil contract FCPOc3 for October delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 19 ringgit, or 0.49%, to 3,840 ringgit ($843.03) per metric ton by the […]
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воскресенье, 6 августа 2023 г.
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MPOA 1-31 Jul 2023 vs. 1-30 Jun 2023 Malaysia CPO production
Peninsular Malaysia: +16.60%
Sabah: -0.68%
Sarawak: +11.14%
East Malaysia: +2.16%
Overall Malaysia: +10.73%
Production estimate: 1.60 million tons
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Peninsular Malaysia: +16.60%
Sabah: -0.68%
Sarawak: +11.14%
East Malaysia: +2.16%
Overall Malaysia: +10.73%
Production estimate: 1.60 million tons
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пятница, 4 августа 2023 г.
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Пальмовое масло временно восстанавливается, общий спад продолжается
КУАЛА-ЛУМПУР: В пятницу фьючерсы на малайзийское пальмовое масло выросли с месячного минимума закрытия предыдущей сессии, общая тенденция на снижение цены продолжает.
Контракты на пальмовое масло с поставкой в октябре на бирже деривативов Bursa Malaysia подорожали на 45 ринггитов, или на 1,18%, до 3869 ринггитов (851,27 доллара) за метрическую тонну в начале торгов.
FCPO достиг месячного минимума закрытия из-за более слабых конкурентов и вялого спроса
За неделю контракт снизился на 3,45%.
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КУАЛА-ЛУМПУР: В пятницу фьючерсы на малайзийское пальмовое масло выросли с месячного минимума закрытия предыдущей сессии, общая тенденция на снижение цены продолжает.
Контракты на пальмовое масло с поставкой в октябре на бирже деривативов Bursa Malaysia подорожали на 45 ринггитов, или на 1,18%, до 3869 ринггитов (851,27 доллара) за метрическую тонну в начале торгов.
FCPO достиг месячного минимума закрытия из-за более слабых конкурентов и вялого спроса
За неделю контракт снизился на 3,45%.
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More from the survey:
* Stockpile estimates ranged from 1.74 million to 1.99 million tons, production forecasts from 1.51 million to 1.68 million tons
* Export estimates were from 1.19 million to 1.30 million tons
* Imports are seen falling to 90,000 tons from 135,271 tons in June
* Local consumption estimates were from 250,000 tons to 370,000 tons
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* Stockpile estimates ranged from 1.74 million to 1.99 million tons, production forecasts from 1.51 million to 1.68 million tons
* Export estimates were from 1.19 million to 1.30 million tons
* Imports are seen falling to 90,000 tons from 135,271 tons in June
* Local consumption estimates were from 250,000 tons to 370,000 tons
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Palm Oil Stockpiles in Malaysia Seen Surging to Five-Month High
By Anuradha Raghu
(Bloomberg) -- Palm oil inventories in Malaysia probably expanded to the largest in five months at the end of July as production in the world’s second-biggest grower rebounded, countering the impact of stronger exports.
Stockpiles rose about 4.1% from a month earlier to 1.79 million tons, according to the median of 13 estimates in a Bloomberg survey of analysts, traders and plantation executives.
That would be the third straight monthly increase.
Crude palm oil production jumped about 7.6% to a seven month high of 1.56 million tons, after dropping 4.6% in June, the survey showed. Exports climbed about 9.4% to 1.28 million tons, the biggest since March.
“The growth in stocks will be the most important thing to watch from here onwards,” said Nagaraj Meda, managing director of Hyderabad-based TransGraph Consulting.
Benchmark futures in Kuala Lumpur rallied above 4,000 ringgit a ton last month on worries that the worsening conflict in the Black Sea region will hurt exports of sunflower oil and channel demand to palm, but they have since retreated as attention shifts to rising supplies.
Prices have fallen 3.6% so far this week, even as the tropical oil rose 1% to 3,862 ringgit by the midday break on Friday.
Charts suggest that palm could drop toward 3,725 ringgit in the near term, according to Gnanasekar Thiagarajan, head of trading and hedging strategies at Kaleesuwari Intercontinental.
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By Anuradha Raghu
(Bloomberg) -- Palm oil inventories in Malaysia probably expanded to the largest in five months at the end of July as production in the world’s second-biggest grower rebounded, countering the impact of stronger exports.
Stockpiles rose about 4.1% from a month earlier to 1.79 million tons, according to the median of 13 estimates in a Bloomberg survey of analysts, traders and plantation executives.
That would be the third straight monthly increase.
Crude palm oil production jumped about 7.6% to a seven month high of 1.56 million tons, after dropping 4.6% in June, the survey showed. Exports climbed about 9.4% to 1.28 million tons, the biggest since March.
“The growth in stocks will be the most important thing to watch from here onwards,” said Nagaraj Meda, managing director of Hyderabad-based TransGraph Consulting.
Benchmark futures in Kuala Lumpur rallied above 4,000 ringgit a ton last month on worries that the worsening conflict in the Black Sea region will hurt exports of sunflower oil and channel demand to palm, but they have since retreated as attention shifts to rising supplies.
Prices have fallen 3.6% so far this week, even as the tropical oil rose 1% to 3,862 ringgit by the midday break on Friday.
Charts suggest that palm could drop toward 3,725 ringgit in the near term, according to Gnanasekar Thiagarajan, head of trading and hedging strategies at Kaleesuwari Intercontinental.
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Palm Oil Resumes Declines as Other Edible Oil Prices Weaken
(Bloomberg) -- Palm oil resumed its decline, tracking weakness in other vegetable oil markets, although prices remain supported by the export outlook and a widening discount against substitute oils.
Futures in Kuala Lumpur fell 1% to 3,876 ringgit a ton at the midday break after a choppy session. They dropped for the seventh time in eight days as traders assessed rising supplies in producers Indonesia and Malaysia, the two biggest producers. Palm oil has been dragged lower by weakness in Chinese prices and a lack of positive news, according to Abdul Hameed, director of sales at Manzoor Trading in Lahore. Traders are also avoiding taking risky positions ahead of official supply data for July from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, as well as US crop updates due next week, he said.
Still, optimism that robust export demand will continue this month is underpinning prices. Palm’s discount to soybean oil, its closest substitute, widened to around $480 a ton on Thursday, from about $265 in mid-May, making it more appealing for price-sensitive buyers.
“Market sentiment isn’t too bearish as high imports from India and China in the last two months indicate that palm oil demand is rising,” Hameed said. The wide spread between palm and soyoil is creating room for further purchases, while uncertainty over how the war in Ukraine will affect edible oil supplies is also supporting prices, he said.
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(Bloomberg) -- Palm oil resumed its decline, tracking weakness in other vegetable oil markets, although prices remain supported by the export outlook and a widening discount against substitute oils.
Futures in Kuala Lumpur fell 1% to 3,876 ringgit a ton at the midday break after a choppy session. They dropped for the seventh time in eight days as traders assessed rising supplies in producers Indonesia and Malaysia, the two biggest producers. Palm oil has been dragged lower by weakness in Chinese prices and a lack of positive news, according to Abdul Hameed, director of sales at Manzoor Trading in Lahore. Traders are also avoiding taking risky positions ahead of official supply data for July from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, as well as US crop updates due next week, he said.
Still, optimism that robust export demand will continue this month is underpinning prices. Palm’s discount to soybean oil, its closest substitute, widened to around $480 a ton on Thursday, from about $265 in mid-May, making it more appealing for price-sensitive buyers.
“Market sentiment isn’t too bearish as high imports from India and China in the last two months indicate that palm oil demand is rising,” Hameed said. The wide spread between palm and soyoil is creating room for further purchases, while uncertainty over how the war in Ukraine will affect edible oil supplies is also supporting prices, he said.
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четверг, 3 августа 2023 г.
среда, 2 августа 2023 г.
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Market Forum #2 : 2023 Analyzing Palm Oil Prospect and Potential
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MARKET FORUM is a seminar series organized by MPOC to share key market updates received through our network of regional offices and in-house market intelligence. The Market Forum is targeted to Malaysian palm oil stakeholders in various parts of Malaysia. The Market Forum serious attract prominent speakers from the global oils & fats industry, financial […]
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MARKET FORUM is a seminar series organized by MPOC to share key market updates received through our network of regional offices and in-house market intelligence. The Market Forum is targeted to Malaysian palm oil stakeholders in various parts of Malaysia. The Market Forum serious attract prominent speakers from the global oils & fats industry, financial […]
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Oppurtunities For Palm Oil In Turkey’s Horeca Sector
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Background The Horeca sector in Turkey thriving and has been growing rapidly in recent years. Turkey is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations and is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and exquisite cuisine. The country attracts millions of visitors every year and, and Horeca sector across the country benefit from this […]
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Background The Horeca sector in Turkey thriving and has been growing rapidly in recent years. Turkey is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations and is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and exquisite cuisine. The country attracts millions of visitors every year and, and Horeca sector across the country benefit from this […]
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вторник, 1 августа 2023 г.
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Palm oil prices may rise above RM4,300 in 2024 on supply, output woes -MPOC
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s crude palm oil prices will trade at RM3,700-RM4,200 a metric ton in the second half of 2023, and will remain supported in the long term, state agency Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) said on Tuesday. Heading into 2024, there is a strong possibility that prices may rise above RM4,300 a metric ton, […]
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s crude palm oil prices will trade at RM3,700-RM4,200 a metric ton in the second half of 2023, and will remain supported in the long term, state agency Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) said on Tuesday. Heading into 2024, there is a strong possibility that prices may rise above RM4,300 a metric ton, […]
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«Мы располагаем информацией о подготовке РФ к возвращению к переговорам по зерновой сделке» — заявил постоянный представитель США в ООН Линда Томас-Гринфилд
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