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Malaysian palm oil futures edged higher to above MYR 4,550 per tonne, extending recent gains. The market was also on track for a fourth straight weekly advance, up around 0.3% so far this week. Sentiment remained supported by stronger export demand, with cargo surveyors estimating that Malaysian palm oil shipments during June 1–10 rose between 3.5% and 4.9% from the same period a month earlier. Traders also tracked weather risks after Kuala Lumpur warned that El Niño could cut yields by 8% to 10% this year. However, upside was capped by a stronger ringgit and weaker rival oils in Dalian and Chicago markets. Meanwhile, crude oil continued to slide, as Middle East tensions eased, reducing support for vegetable oils. On the demand side, imports by top buyer India grew slightly in May from April’s four-month low but stayed below normal levels. Separately, industry data showed Malaysia’s inventories increased for a second month in May, underscoring ample supply.
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