In April 2024, the Ministry of Trade in Indonesia highlighted an notable increase in crude palm oil (CPO) prices, with the reference price rising to 857.62 US dollars per metric ton, a significant 7.3% escalation compared to the previous month. This surge in prices was primarily attributed to the decentering of palm oil prices from 680 US dollars per metric ton, influenced by factors such as the rise in vegetable oil prices in China and the United States, fluctuations in currency exchange rates, growing biodiesel demand, and reduced palm oil production in Indonesia. Consequently, the Indonesian government has implemented an export duty and levy on palm oil for April 2024 to manage the market situation.