Peak Prices for Palm Oil to Moderate in 2H2022

Ong Chee Ting, Regional Plantations Analyst, Maybank Investment Bank

10-Jun-22 09:15

Peak Prices for Palm Oil to Moderate in 2H2022

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Palm oil prices have been on a tear for the past year, reaching record highs, amid global supply shortages of edible oils. However not all players have been able to leverage on high CPO prices. Furthermore, analysts forecast prices to moderate in the second half of the year. What does this bode for Malaysian palm oil companies? We discuss the outlook for the sector with Ong Chee Ting of Maybank Investment Bank.

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