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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German Minister of Economy: Priority will be given to releasing diesel and heating oil, followed by crude oil. Germany will release up to 15 million barrels of oil and petroleum products.

Germany will prioritize the release of diesel and heating oil to ensure energy supply security.
The German Minister for Economic Affairs stated that German refineries are the most important assets for energy supply security. Priority will be given to releasing diesel and heating oil, followed by crude oil. The entire supply chain must always be considered, as crude oil alone is not sufficient.

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