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Malaysian palm oil futures slipped about 1% to below MYR 4,600 per tonne, sustaining a muted trend as weaker edible oil prices on the Dalian and Chicago exchanges weighed on sentiment. Weak exports added pressure, with cargo surveyors estimating shipments during May 1–20 fell 13.9%–20.5% from the prior month. Demand worries deepened after April imports from top buyer India plunged 26% in April from March to a four-month low, reflecting softer institutional buying and a narrowing discount versus rival oils. Still, losses were cushioned by firmer crude oil, which bolstered biodiesel demand expectations and underscored global supply risks. Support also came from Indonesia’s plan to centralize commodity exports from the world’s largest producer, including palm oil, raising concerns over supply disruptions. Jakarta will also lift its biodiesel mandate to B50 from B40 in July, while Malaysia is set to raise its blending requirement to B15 from B10 in June.
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