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Malaysia raised its crude palm oil export tax for March 2017 to 8.0% a ton from 7.5% in February. The benchmark May futures fell to a two-month low of 2,861 ringgit on concerns that the higher levy will hurt overseas demand.
A higher export levy raises the cost of Malaysian palm oil abroad and can reduce export demand, adding to bearish pressure on palm prices. The increase is modest, though, and analysts expect limited earnings impact.
customstoday.mediaCT Report18 Feb 2017Setelah 400 peristiwa kebijakan bearish sebelumnya, Minyak Sawit bergerak median -0,0% selama 5 sesi (49% lebih tinggi; separuh tengah -1,3% sampai +1,1%), dan +0,2% selama 20 sesi.
Pergerakan benchmark setiap komoditas dari penutupan terakhir sebelum peristiwa. Pembacaan historis menggabungkan peristiwa serupa di masa lalu; itu menggambarkan apa yang terjadi, bukan apa yang akan terjadi. Bukan nasihat investasi.
The export tax increase for March (8.0% from 7.5%) hurts overseas demand and was cited for the drop to a two-month low, which is a plausible contributor, but the article is dated 18 Feb and the tax timing is uncertain.
