Malaysian palm oil spot prices: most near-month contracts declined.
智通财经2026/10/09 10:36On Friday, spot prices for certain varieties in the Malaysian palm oil market showed that most near-month contracts declined. Refined, bleached, and deodorized palm oil for October shipment was quoted at $1,132.50 per ton, down by $7.50. The November shipment was quoted at $1,140.00 per ton, down by $15.00. The December shipment was quoted at $1,165.00 per ton, down by $10.00. Shipments for January to March next year were quoted at $1,215.00 per ton, down by $2.50, while April to June next year were quoted at $1,270.00 per ton, up by $2.50. Shipments for July to September next year were quoted at $1,272.50 per ton, up by $5.00. Refined palm olein prices followed a similar trend, with October shipment at $1,137.50 per ton, down by $7.50, and November shipment at $1,145.00 per ton, down by $15.00. Refined palm stearin for October shipment was quoted at $1,090.00 per ton, down by $12.50. Palm fatty acid distillate for October shipment was at $1,040.00 per ton, down by $12.50. In southern Malaysia, crude palm oil for October delivery was quoted at 4,450.00 ringgit per ton, down by 10.00 ringgit; palm kernel oil was quoted at 387.00 ringgit per picul, up by 9.00 ringgit.
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