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KPBN Inacom CPO Price Edges Lower on June 5 as Malaysian Palm Oil Market Remains Weak



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KPBN Inacom CPO Price Edges Lower on June 5 as Malaysian Palm Oil Market Remains Weak

InfoSAWIT, JAKARTA – Crude palm oil (CPO) prices at PT Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) were set at Rp15,050 per kilogram on Friday (June 5, 2026), marking a decline of Rp25/kg, or approximately 0.17%, compared to Rp15,075/kg recorded on Thursday (June 4, 2026).

According to information obtained by InfoSAWIT from KPBN, the Franco Kuala Tanjung and Dumai CPO price was set at Rp15,050/kg, while the Franco Talang Duku price stood at Rp14,850/kg. Meanwhile, the Parindu tender opened at Rp14,700/kg but was subsequently withdrawn (WD), with the highest bid recorded at Rp14,550/kg.

Meanwhile, crude palm oil futures on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange continued to weaken on Friday, extending losses for a second consecutive session amid pressure from competing vegetable oil markets in China.

According to Reuters, the decline was relatively limited, supported by stronger soybean oil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and a weaker Malaysian ringgit against the U.S. dollar.

During morning trading, the benchmark August 2026 palm oil contract fell RM48 per tonne, or approximately 1.04%, to RM4,553 per tonne.

The decline followed negative sentiment from China's Dalian Commodity Exchange, which remains a key indicator for global vegetable oil market trends.

The most-active soybean oil contract on Dalian fell 1.37%, while palm oil futures dropped a steeper 2.49%. In contrast, CBOT soybean oil futures gained 0.33%, providing some support to the market.

Market participants were seen taking profits following the price rally recorded over the past several weeks, adding pressure to palm oil futures.

The Malaysian ringgit weakened by around 0.5% against the U.S. dollar on Friday, making Malaysian palm oil more attractive to buyers holding foreign currencies.

A weaker ringgit typically improves the competitiveness of Malaysian exports, helping to cushion declines in palm oil prices during periods of market uncertainty.

KPBN Tender Results (Excluding VAT) – June 5, 2026

CPO_____

Franco Kuala Tanjung & Dumai: Rp15,050/kg – EOP, EUP

FOB Talang Duku: Rp14,850/kg – PSCOI

Loco Parindu: Rp14,700/kg (Withdrawn); Highest Bid: Rp14,550/kg – EUP

Loco Luwu: No Bidder

(T2)


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