Coconut Market Report Monday 13th October 2025
October 13, 2025
Following the recent magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck offshore near Davao. Initial reports confirm some…
Weak crude oil prices is still the number one effect on edible oils at the moment. Continued weakness in crude oil is pushing Palm and other edible oils lower despite poor weather in the main Palm countries of Indonesia and Malaysia. Also exports of Palm are down on the low crude prices as traders are concerned of a worldwide economic slowdown caused by the lower crude prices.
Coconut oil is also tracking lower with other edibles oils even through demand has been picking up recently with lower stocks in the Philippines. Demand for desiccated has been picking up in the last week or so. Philippine shippers have stuck to their prices since before Christmas but Indonesian shippers have been discounting theirs. The result is that as Indonesian shippers have sold out which has meant demand has spilled over into the higher priced Philippine market. Enquiries are steady for March/April shipment which would indicate that prices will remain where they are for a while yet.
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October 13, 2025
Following the recent magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck offshore near Davao. Initial reports confirm some…
October 10, 2025
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck offshore near Davao, Mindanao, Philippines this morning. Local authorities and…
October 6, 2025
Last week, an earthquake struck the Philippines, disrupting several agricultural regions, particularly those heavily reliant…
September 23, 2025
Super Typhoon Ragasa Update Super Typhoon Ragasa, the most powerful storm to hit the Philippines…
September 17, 2025
This week has seen lower prices generally in the broader vegetable oils market, although local…
September 8, 2025
The global and domestic coconut markets experienced mixed trends in the week ending 30 August…
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