Bigger CPO import by India seen


Maybank IB said in its latest report that in general, CPO will benefit at the expense of other imported oils. “We expect to see a bigger import of CPO by India in these three months even though India has recently rebuilt its inventories with a stockpile at 1.96 million tonnes, up by 107% year-on-year as at June 1, ” it added.

PETALING JAYA: The latest palm oil export tax revisions by India and Indonesia are deemed as favourable for the plantation sector, say analysts.

On June 30, India, the world’s largest edible oil importer, cut its palm oil taxes, bringing it down to 27.5% from 32.5% previously.

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