KUALA LUMPUR (Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives
exchange ended lower Wednesday, erasing gains made the previous day, as
concerns over weak export demand prompted participants to sell, traders said.
The benchmark November contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR76
lower at MYR2,299 a metric ton, off an intraday low of MYR2,284/ton.
Participants are concerned that palm oil export may have slipped 10% from a
month earlier to 815,000 tons for the Aug. 1-20 period.
Cargo surveyors, Intertek Agri Services and SGS (Malaysia) Bhd., are due to
issue export estimates for the period on Thursday.
A fall in demand amid rising palm oil output may lead to higher stocks in
August, traders and analysts said.
CPO prices also buckled under a broad sell-off in regional stock and
commodity markets amid doubts over a China-led recovery being able to pull the
global economy out of the ongoing downturn.
Регион | Закуп. | Изм. | Прод. | Изм. |
---|---|---|---|---|
ЦФО |
29150.00 | + 700 | 29160.00 | + 660 |
ПФО |
27950.00 | + 300 | 28050.00 | + 50 |
СКФО |
28700.00 | + 500 | 28950.00 | - 50 |
ЮФО |
28150.00 | - 200 | 28950.00 | - 50 |
СФО |
28400.00 | - 100 | 28300.00 | - 200 |
Регион | Закуп. | Изм. | Прод. | Изм. |
---|---|---|---|---|
ЦФО |
71000.00 | + 850 | 73250.00 | + 1380 |
ЮФО |
69800.00 | + 200 | 74000.00 | + 3500 |
ПФО |
71000.00 | + 1450 | 73000.00 | + 2950 |
СФО |
72000.00 | + 1800 | 75000.00 | + 4500 |
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