Market Update 12th Feb 2020
February 12, 2021
Factories in the Philippines are currently running at a higher capacity than in recent months…
Palm oil has been firmer this week on the back of currency , stronger Soya and better demand. However with crops continuing to improve and the likelihood that Soya crops will also be up this year the underlying current could be down. Palm is expected to remain quite volatile whilst it see-saw back and forth with news of better crops but then better demand. But with crude oil prices sliding lower on continued glut in the market then maybe the upside for edible oils is not quite there yet. Coconut oil seems to buck the edible oil trend somewhat at the moment. With lower supply for countries such as Sri Lanka and Indonesia due to poor weather last year and very strong demand its unlikely we will see any weakness soon.
Desiccated prices have been up slightly recently as buyers struggle to get good continuous supply. Strong demand and delays in production have all been helping to push prices even higher. And with seemingly no let up in demand and supply side issues likely to persist through till autumn its more then likely prices will remain firm for most of the summer.
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