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Fundamental: Today
Fundamental: Today
DAILY PREVIEW
February 17, 2016
CPO Futures 3rd month daily chart Fundamental .
Malaysian palm oil prices fell yesterday for its second consecutive session
as slowing demand for the tropical oil continues to weigh on the market.
Analysts opined that weak demand and ample supplies would likely put a
cap on prices. Analysts also expect demand for the tropical oil to be
dependent on the overall Chinese economy and cold weather in the northern
hemisphere. Typically, appetite for palm oil recedes during the winter months
as it solidifies in cold climates. Volumes of BMD’s benchmark FCPO
remained well above its daily average while open interests climbed,
suggesting that players are accumulating short positions. Globally, the WTI
settled lower despite showing strength during the Asian trading hours as
inventories were seen to be on the rise. Traders were sceptical that global
supplies would drop as Iran remains determined to raise production.
Meanwhile, US soy oil prices fell as traders took profits after prices hit its
highest since July on Friday. As such, expect limited upside potential for the
tropical oil as bearish crude oil and soy oil prices would weigh on prices
while weak demand is likely cap gains.
Technicals
Malaysian palm oil prices lost 11 points to settle at 2588, forming a short
bodied black candle with a longer upper shadow. This was indicative of the
day’s trades as prices soared in the early session, fuelled by rising crude oil
prices but succumbed to selling pressure later in the day. Expect prices to
trend lower to trigger a sell signal with the parabolic SAR while the upper
Bollinger band limits the upside. Support and resistance can be eyed at
2555 and 2610 respectively..
Strategy
Traders may short with a stop on or above 2610.
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Export Est FEB16 JAN16 Change (m-o-m) Change (y-o-y)
Period ITS SGS ITS SGS ITS SGS ITS SGS
1 - 10th days 249,835 196,968 323,106 322,081 -22.7% -38.8% -16.4% -35.9%
1 - 15th days 408,406 420,152 486,846 489,468 -16.1% -14.2% -19.8% -17.8%
1 - 20th days - - 666,816 666,288 - - - -
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1 - 25th days - - 924,983 931,173 - - - - 5/15/2015 7/15/2015 9/15/2015 11/15/2015 1/15/2016
Full month - - 1,145,649 1,149,255 - - - -
Cash CPO (LHS) RBD Palm Olein (LHS) Margin (RHS)
Soybean Oil 31.84 0.03 -0.09% 13.63% 6.03% 100.99% 83.04% Spread (RHS) CDSBO USD (LHS) RBDPL USD (LHS)
WTI Crude 29.04 -0.40 -1.02% -28.60% -30.64% 88.19% 75.43%
CRB Index (realtime) 158.87 3.85 2.49% -13.53% -19.16% 63.46% 54.32% 3rd mth FCPO Volatility 30 Days 60 Days 90 Days
20.49% 21.82% 24.23%
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Currency Last 1d Chg 3m Chg 6m Chg
USDMYR 4.2075 1.28% -5.22% 1.34%
USDIDR 13494 0.86% -2.69% -3.21%
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Overnight Lead
U.S. soybean futures rose to their highest since Feb. 4 on Monday, supported by ideas that slow loadings of
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recently harvested crops in Brazil will boost export demand for U.S. supplies, traders said.
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