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Malaysian palm oil futures hovered near MYR 4,600 per tonne, rebounding from recent declines as stronger vegetable oil prices on China’s Dalian Exchange lifted sentiment. Firmer export demand also lent support, with cargo surveyors estimating shipments rose 10.6%–11.1% in the first 25 days of June. Meanwhile, top supplier Indonesia moved to roll out its B50 biodiesel mandate from July 1, with a three-month transition period for retailers to clear existing stocks, reinforcing views of higher domestic consumption. Supply concerns also persisted as weather-related risks continued to cloud production. In India, palm oil imports are expected to top 600,000 tonnes in June, up from 549,356 tonnes in May, underscoring robust demand from the world’s largest buyer. However, the contract remained on track for a weekly loss of about 1%, reversing the prior week’s strong gains as a firmer ringgit and a sharp drop in crude oil prices, amid easing Middle East supply concerns, capped upside momentum.
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