KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- Malaysia’s palm oil inventory glut is expected to ease from this month as oil palm trees enter the low-production season, potentially stabilising crude palm oil (CPO) prices, according to research houses.
Palm Oil Inventories Expected To Ease From November As Production Declines
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Malaysia’s palm oil inventories are expected to fall in November as production enters a low‑season, potentially stabilising CPO prices.
- Inventories reached 3.6 million tonnes in October, a record high.
- Exports hit 1.7 million tonnes, the highest in two years.
- CIMB Securities projects a 1.5 % month‑on‑month decline to 3.57 million tonnes in November.
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