InfoSAWIT, JAKARTA – The CPO price set by KPBN was fixed at Rp14,100/kg on Friday (February 13, 2026), down Rp108/kg or 0.76% from Thursday’s Rp14,208/kg.

CPO futures on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives continued to weaken, marking a fourth consecutive session of losses and heading toward a second straight weekly decline.

According to Reuters, as published online by InfoSAWIT, the benchmark April 2026 contract fell RM29 per ton, or 0.72%, to RM4,008 per ton by midday trading, bringing the weekly decline to around 3.51%.

In China, the most active soyoil contract in Dalian dropped 0.86%, while palm oil futures fell 1.54%. Chicago soyoil also edged down 0.33%.

Market sentiment was further influenced by the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday in China (February 16–23), which may dampen short-term trading activity.

Additionally, Malaysia raised its March CPO reference price, though the export duty remains unchanged at 9%, according to a circular from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board.

From Indonesia, the government’s decision to delay biodiesel program expansion has also weighed on sentiment. Analysts suggest that expectations of rising production in coming months may exert further pressure, although relatively firm demand and slower global output growth could limit deeper declines. (T2)