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KPBN Inacom CPO Price Withdraw on Thursday (16/10), Malaysian CPO Trading Remains Weak



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KPBN Inacom CPO Price Withdraw on Thursday (16/10), Malaysian CPO Trading Remains Weak

InfoSAWIT, JAKARTA – The price of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) saw a Withdraw (WD) status, with the highest bid price at Rp 14,533/kg on Thursday (16/10/2025). This price recorded a decrease of Rp 67/Kg, or about 0.46%, compared to the CPO price on Wednesday (15/10/2025), which reached Rp 14,600/Kg.

Based on information obtained by InfoSAWIT from KPBN: The CPO price Franco Belawan & Dumai opened at Rp 14,625/Kg but resulted in a Withdraw (WD), with the highest bid price at Rp 14,533/Kg. The CPO price Franco Teluk Bayur opened at Rp 14,495/Kg but also resulted in a Withdraw (WD), with the highest bid price at Rp 14,403/Kg.

Meanwhile, Reuters reported that palm oil futures trading on the Bursa Malaysia weakened on Thursday (16/10/2025), triggered by a decline in demand from India and pressure from cheaper soybean oil (soyoil) prices in the global market.

The benchmark CPO contract price for January 2026 delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange recorded a drop of RM 13 per ton, or a 0.29% decrease, settling at RM 4,499 (US$1,064.85) per ton at the midday trading break.

Data from the Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) showed that India's palm oil imports in September dropped to their lowest level since May, while soyoil imports surged sharply to their highest level in over three years.

On the Dalian exchange, the price of the most active soyoil contract recorded a 0.05% decrease, while the palm oil contract price weakened by 0.28%. Conversely, soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) strengthened by 0.63%, adding pressure to the Malaysian CPO market.

This price weakening adds to market players' concerns about the outlook for palm oil exports in the fourth quarter of 2025, especially since India is one of the main buyers of palm oil from Malaysia and Indonesia.

CPO:

Franco Belawan & Dumai: Rp 14,625 (WD). Highest bid: Rp 14,533-MM, IBP

Franco Teluk Bayur: Rp 14,495 (WD). Highest bid: Rp 14,403-WIRA

Loco Long Pinang: No Bidder

CPKO:

Franco Dumai: Rp 28,891 (WD). Highest bid: Rp 28,375-IBP

PK:

Franco Belawan: Rp 13,305-SMART

(T2)


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