Indonesian CPO Export Policy Triggers Malaysian Market Downturn
Indonesia's reduction in Crude Palm Oil (CPO) reference prices and export levies is exerting downward pressure on Malaysian CPO prices. Declining crude oil prices and concerns over rising inventories are also weighing on the market.
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