Coconut Market Weekly Update 11th May 2026 – El Niño signal for 2026 and why coconut should care
May 18, 2026
Several major climate centres predict that El Niño is likely to develop around mid-2026, with…
Palm oil futures fell on Friday to a 5 month low on lower Soya prices. In fact this week its expected that US Department of Agriculture will announce the largest ever crop of Soya which has pushed all edible oils lower. This has actually come at a time when Palm oil exports were up and so prices were also being driven up. A 6% plus increase in those exports along with expected higher exports in April for Ramadan might mean that Palm oil prices level out quickly. Coconut oil tracked Palm oil higher but then has taken a dip as well. Supply though for coconut oil remains good and getting better. Its likely that prices will stay on the weaker side for now.
Desiccated prices have also been weaker slightly as supply remains good. However strong sales has meant some grades are in short supply so products like Medium coconut are commanding higher prices. With shippers sold out for May and June already its likely that whilst prices are on the weaker side there is little chance of any big fall in prices.
Why not subscribe to receive the latest market news straight to your inbox to clinch the best deal!
May 18, 2026
Several major climate centres predict that El Niño is likely to develop around mid-2026, with…
May 13, 2026
⚠ ELEVATED SUPPLY RISK: Super El Niño Developing PAGASA has placed the probability of a…
May 11, 2026
Strait of Hormuz, energy and edible oils. Markets are still reflecting a geopolitical risk premium…
May 5, 2026
PHILIPPINE ENERGY CRISIS: THE RIPPLE EFFECT ON COCONUT MARKETS The Philippines has been navigating a…
April 29, 2026
Philippines: Copra and Coconut Oil—cash market firms, but still well below last year Philippine copra…
April 22, 2026
Fallout from the War in Iran The Strait of Hormuz closure, now in its eighth…
If you require technical information about our products, then please login here to access the most up to date information...
Let's take a look at this...