Malaysian palm oil futures gained for a second straight session on Tuesday, underpinned by better demand prospects after India slashed import taxes, although gains were capped by higher supply outlook.

Palm oil advanced for a fourth day as Malaysian production dropped and exports soared.  The tropical oil rose 1.4% to close at 4,392 ringgit per ton in Kuala Lumpur, capping

The world’s population will reach 9.8 billion by 2050, with significant growth in the least developed countries. Meanwhile, the amount of arable land per person is shrinking, with a projected

Malaysian palm oil futures firmed on Wednesday, tracking stronger Dalian oils and overnight gains in rival soyoil, but fears of weak August exports put a ceiling on prices. The benchmark

Palm oil futures are up 54.1 per cent as supply from producing countries Malaysia and Indonesia comes under pressure due to drier weather. Palm oil counters enjoyed a lift in

West African-based agricultural company Dekel Agri-Vision updated the market in July on production in the Ivory Coast-owned Ayenouan palm oil project on Tuesday, and reported that 3,047 tonnes of crude palm oil