Crude palm oil price likely to remain elevated


From a technical point of view, MIDF Research said the CPO price rally seems to be waning in a correction mode, reflecting the weak price to date of RM4,766 per tonne.“However, we believe there are signs that this soft pace is short-lived, and the price will stay elevated in the second-half of 2022.Crude palm oil price likely to remain elevated."

PETALING JAYA: The current contraction in the price of crude palm oil (CPO) is justifiable, given that it grew too fast compared with the previous year and seemingly has peaked as the market assesses the impact of the Russian-Ukraine war and inflation.

From a technical point of view, MIDF Research said the CPO price rally seems to be waning in a correction mode, reflecting the weak price to date of RM4,766 per tonne.

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