Malaysia: Palm oil prices have peaked, says Fitch Solutions

게시됨 2022년 5월 20일

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Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research reports that palm oil prices have peaked due to the lifting of Indonesia's export ban and Malaysia's decision to increase exports. The firm anticipates a steady downtrend in prices, attributed to increased seaborne supply. The brief export ban in Indonesia had exacerbated supply-side pressures in the global edible oils market, caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and adverse weather conditions. During the ban, deliveries of Malaysian palm oil accelerated, replacing purchases from Indonesia.
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KUALA LUMPUR (May 20): Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research said palm oil prices have now peaked, as Indonesia announces the lifting of its export ban and Malaysia moves to increase exports. In its weekly commodities strategy report on Thursday (May 19), the firm said it now expects prices to remain on a steady downtrend, as greater seaborne supply eases the pressure on the market that originated even prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “In the longer term, we highlight Malaysia as a benefactor should Indonesia decided to reimpose a ban on palm oil exports, with exports from the country rising significantly during Indonesia's short-lived ban,” it said. Fitch Solutions said the short-lived Indonesian palm oil export ban enacted in April 2022 has served to exacerbate severe supply-side pressures in the global edible oils market, caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and adverse weather conditions in key producer markets. “Indeed, palm oil prices had already risen ...

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