[DOW JONES NEWSWIRES] AmSpec: Malaysia June 1-15 Palm Oil Exports Up 23.8% on Month

[DOW JONES NEWSWIRES] AmSpec: Malaysia June 1-15 Palm Oil Exports 621,704 Tons

🇲🇾 Malaysia's palm oil exports surged in June. AMSPEC estimates June 1-15 exports at 621,704 tonnes, up 23.78% from 502,228 tonnes in the same period of May. 📈 Strong export demand is supportive for palm oil prices and market sentiment.

**Malaysia JUNE 1-15 vs. MAY 1-15 palm oil export (in tonnes)* *AMSPEC* : 621,704 vs. 502,228 (UP 119,476 or 23.78%)

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MALAYSIA'S Jun 2026, 1 - 10th PALM OIL EXPORTS ITS: 3.50% Amspec: 4.87% facebook.com/share/p/1ESoPFz… 123futures.com #palmoil #FCPO

📊 BMD Closing Recap | Wed, 10 Jun 🌴 Palm Oil Market Highlights 🔹 MPOB May 2025 • Production: 1.516M MT ▼ 6.96% m/m • Exports: 1.106M MT ▼ 15.14% m/m • Ending Stocks: 2.428M MT ▲ 5.13% m/m 🔹 MPOA May Production • Malaysia: 1.51M MT ▼ 7.37% • Peninsular Malaysia: ▼ 7.68% • Sabah: ▼ 8.13% • Sarawak: ▼ 4.23% 🔹 1–10 June Export Performance • ITS: 427,255 MT ▲ 3.50% • AmSpec: 376,971 MT ▲ 4.87% 🔹 Market Surprise Consensus estimates (Reuters/Bloomberg) underestimated stocks at ~2.36M MT and overestimated exports versus actual MPOB figures. 📌 Takeaway: Higher-than-expected stocks and weaker May exports remain bearish factors, while early June export growth offers some support to sentiment. #BMD #FCPO #PalmOil #MPOB #MPOA #CommodityMarkets #CPO #PalmOilTrading #MarketRecap Source: MPOB, MPOA, ITS, AmSpec Prepared by TEAM SAVERAA

Malaysia #PalmOil Exports for June 1-10 2026 #Amspec 376,971 vs 359,453 Tons ( 4.9%), #ITS 427,255 vs 412,810 Tons ( 3.5%)

#Malaysia 1-10 Jun vs. 1-10 May palm oil export (in mt)* #AMSPEC: 376,971 vs. 359,453 ( 17,518 or up 4.87%) #ITS: 427,255 vs. 412,810 ( 14,445 or up 3.5%)

[DOW JONES NEWSWIRES] AmSpec: Malaysia June 1-10 Palm Oil Exports Up 4.9% on Month

🇲🇾 Malaysia #PalmOil exports weakened in May 1-31, 2026. #Amspec: 1.139M tons (-15.4% m/m) #ITS: 1.281M tons (-8.8% m/m) The sharp slowdown in exports could weigh on palm oil prices if production remains strong and inventories continue to build. #CPO #Palmoil

Malaysia #PalmOil Exports for May 1-31 2026 #Amspec 1,138,781 vs 1,346,859 Tons (-15.4%), #ITS 1,280,897 vs 1,404,618 (-8.8%)

MALAYSIA'S May 2026, 1 - 31st PALM OIL EXPORTS ITS: 1,280,897 tonnes, (-8.81%) Amspec: 1,138,781 tonnes, (-15.45%)

Malaysia 1-31 Palm oil Export (in mt) ITS: 1,280,897 vs 1,404,618 (-123,721 or -8.8%) AMSPEC: 1,138,781 vs 1,346,859 (-208,078 or -15.4%)

Malaysia #PalmOil Exports for May 1-31 2026 #Amspec 1,138,781 vs 1,346,859 Tons (-15.4%), #ITS 1,280,897 vs 1,404,618 (-8.8%)

🌴 Palm Oil: Weak Exports Meet Rising Stocks – But Prices Still Find Support 🌴 📊 Palm oil is sending mixed signals. 🇮🇩 Indonesia’s March CPO PKO production fell 12.35% m/m, while total exports dropped even faster – down 34.25% m/m to 2.168 million tonnes. The sharpest losses came from CPO exports, which plunged 75.61%, with weaker shipments to key buyers including 🇨🇳 China, 🇮🇳 India, 🇵🇰 Pakistan and 🇧🇩 Bangladesh. 📦 The result: stocks rose to 2.568 million tonnes, up from 2.026 million tonnes a month earlier – a clear sign of looser nearby supply despite stronger year-to-date production and exports versus 2025. 🇲🇾 Malaysia is adding another cautious signal: May 1–25 exports were down 18% by Amspec and 14.5% by ITS. Still, futures gained over 1%, supported by firmer rival oils, higher crude oil prices, a weaker ringgit and weather-risk chatter. 📌 The physical balance looks heavier, but external markets are helping keep price sentiment supported for now. 👇 Will external support be enough to offset the softer export signals in the palm oil market? #PalmOil #Exports