• and demand boosts palm oil price despite eu press – nikkei asia
  • and demand boosts palm oil price despite eu press – nikkei asia
  • and demand boosts palm oil price despite eu press – nikkei asia
  • and demand boosts palm oil price despite eu press – nikkei asia
  • Will palm oil prices rise further next year?
  • Industry executives expect prices of the widely used commodity to rise further next year. © Reuters BALI, Indonesia -- Palm oil prices are expected to rise by another 10% to 15% in early 2025 after a strong rally this year, particularly if the Indonesian government enforces a new biofuel quota, industry players have forecast.
  • Why did palm oil prices rise 20% in 2024?
  • In 2024, palm oil futures surged 20% due to supply disruptions in Indonesia and Malaysia, but inventories are now set to rise as buyers shift to cheaper alternatives like soybean and sunflower oils. India’s palm oil imports could drop to a five-year low, further pressuring prices.
  • Why are palm oil futures up 31 per cent?
  • Futures are up 31 per cent since late-August. CPCOC is optimistic palm oil will continue trading at $1,000 to $1,250 per tonne during the first quarter of 2025 due to increased biodiesel use in Indonesia, lower stocks in producing countries and seasonally low production in the coming months.
  • Will Indonesia's biodiesel expansion affect palm oil prices in 2025 ?
  • With increasing production and slowing demand, palm oil prices are likely to face downward pressure in 2025 . However, Indonesia’s biodiesel expansion could provide some support by limiting exportable supply. Which stock should you buy in your very next trade?
  • Is palm oil a good investment in India?
  • Palm oil’s premium over other edible oils has been shrinking, with its price advantage over soybean oil in India dropping from $100 to $50 per metric ton within a month. Benchmark palm oil futures are projected to trade between 3,600 and 4,100 ringgit per metric ton from April to November, reflecting easing market conditions.
  • Will a stagnating palm-oil push in Indonesia keep cooking oil high?
  • Stagnating palm-oil production and a biodiesel push in Indonesia could keep the price of cooking oil high for years. Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields registered their biggest weekly rise in more than two decades on Friday, while the dollar fell, in a turbulent week marked by the trade war and a loss of appetite for some U.S. assets.