
Dorab Mistry said Malaysian palm oil stocks are likely to exceed 3 million tons by the end of October, which will weigh on prices. The benchmark fell 1.58% to 4,537 ringgit after reaching a near two-year high of 5,049 ringgit in mid-September.
Mistry also noted that Indonesia's planned 50% biodiesel blending mandate could tighten supplies.
Indonesia's biodiesel mandate would absorb more palm oil and support prices, while high inventories are the near-term constraint. The net effect leaves palm oil prices range-bound.
Após 513 eventos neutro de política passados, Óleo de palma subiu em mediana 0,0% em 5 sessões (50% de alta; metade central de -1,6% a +1,4%), e -0,1% em 20.
Após 187 eventos neutro de política passados, Petróleo (WTI) subiu em mediana -0,1% em 5 sessões (49% de alta; metade central de -4,0% a +3,5%), e +0,1% em 20.
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Mistry's view that Malaysian stocks will exceed 3 million tons caps prices, and the retreat from the mid-September high of 5,049 ringgit shows bearish stock sentiment.
Same-day analyst view that Malaysian stocks will exceed 3 million tons weighs on prices, with the benchmark down sharply from mid-September highs (supply and sentiment).