Core Viewpoint - The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) forecasts that palm oil prices will stabilize between 4,000 and 4,300 Malaysian Ringgit per ton in March, supported by tightening supply, improved demand from India, and strong U.S. soybean oil prices [1] Supply and Demand - Recent tightening of supply, improved demand from India, and robust U.S. soybean oil prices are expected to support palm oil prices [1] - Malaysia's strong export performance and Indonesia's pre-emptive shipments before export tax adjustments are anticipated to reduce inventories in both countries [1] Future Consumption Trends - Due to increased price competitiveness, India’s demand for palm oil is expected to rebound, with a projected increase in consumption by 800,000 tons by 2026 [1] Price Limitations - MPOC indicates that ample global soybean supply and increased soybean oil exports from China may limit the price increase of crude palm oil (CPO), potentially restraining further price hikes [1] - The price movements of palm oil and soybean oil are often correlated, as they can be used for similar products [1]
机构：3月份棕榈油价格料将在每吨4000-4300马来西亚林吉特区间
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-24 04:55