Renewable Energy
Palm oil prices fall on fears of rising stocks and sluggish sales
The price of Malaysian palm oil futures dropped on Friday due to expectations that stockpiles would increase and export demand would be sluggish. However, the contract remains 'on track' for its fourth weekly rise in five week. By midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Malaysia's Derivatives exchange for October delivery had fallen 21 ringgit (0.45%) to 4,665 Ringgit ($1,141.42) per metric ton. This week, the contract has risen by 0.6%. Anilkumar bagani, commodity researcher at Sunvin Group, stated that crude palm oil futures were trading lower due to a combination of factors including?estimates about rising palm oil inventories...