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Indonesia’s recent decision to raise its export tax on crude palm oil (CPO) from 7.5% to 10% is expected to have significant repercussions across global markets, particularly impacting Africa. Many African countries depend heavily on palm oil imports from Southeast Asia and are likely to face increased costs once the new levy takes effect on May 17,

Malaysian palm oil futures opened lower on Wednesday, after two sessions of gains, as a firmer ringgit weighed down the market while stronger rival edible oils and crude oil prices limited the fall. The benchmark palm oil contract for August delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 16 ringgit, or 0.41%, to 3,892 ringgit

Malaysia is showing a rise in palm oil exports in May 2025, supported by rising futures and a favorable pricing position compared to competitors. According to Oleksiy Udovenko, regional director of the Malaysian Palm Oil Council, exports increased by 6.6-14.2% in the first 15 days of May, and futures on the Bursa exchange exceeded 3,850