Eko Listiyorini
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Palm Oil Extends Gains On Strong Indian Demand And Weak Ringgit
Palm oil advanced for a second day thanks to strong demand from the world’s biggest buyer, India, and a weaker Malaysian currency, which made the tropical oil more attractive for overseas buyers.
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Coffee Craze Forces Asia’s Big Exporters To Buy Brazilian Beans
Some of Asia’s biggest coffee-producing nations are finding it more challenging to satisfy the caffeine cravings in their home markets.
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Chinese Companies Are Flocking To Indonesia For Its Nickel
Over a decade, they’ve poured upwards of $14 billion into two ore-rich islands to lock in supplies for battery production.
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Ukraine Supply to Take Spotlight at Bali Palm Oil Conference
Ukraine accounted for almost half of the world’s sunflower oil exports before the Russian invasion in February. The war choked off that supply, and helped drive palm oil prices to a record high.
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Ukraine Supply to Take Spotlight at Bali Palm Oil Conference
Ukraine accounted for almost half of the world’s sunflower oil exports before the Russian invasion in February. The war choked off that supply, and helped drive palm oil prices to a record high.
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Southeast Asia’s Biggest Economy Needs $37 Billion To Shut Coal-Fired Plants
Indonesia may need $37 billion to shut coal power plants, even if it doesn’t include building renewable energy in its place.
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Indonesia May Impose Nickel Export Tax This Year, President Widodo Says
The world’s epic shift into electric vehicles has spurred a surge in demand for battery metals including nickel, lithium and cobalt.
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Ship Crash In Indonesia Adds To Global Paper-Product Disruptions
Incident destroyed access bridge linking APP terminal to its pulp plant
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Palm Oil’s Slump Set to Deepen After Indonesia Lifts Export Ban
Palm oil has lost a pillar of support after Indonesia lifted a ban on exports, paving the way for prices to slump further.
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Palm Oil’s Slump Set to Deepen After Indonesia Lifts Export Ban
Palm oil has lost a pillar of support after Indonesia lifted a ban on exports, paving the way for prices to slump further.
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The Messy Irony Behind Indonesia’s Move to Ban Palm Oil Exports
Why did a country that only consumes just over a third of its production domestically have to impose a ban to meet its needs?
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Your Shopping Bill Is About to Get Even Higher. Blame Indonesia’s Palm Oil Ban.
The top shipper imposed a sweeping ban on cooking oil exports, covering palm oil products across the value chain.
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Indonesia Adds to Global Food Shock With Widened Palm Export Ban
The ban will be expanded to crude palm oil, RBD palm oil and used cooking oil.
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Big Grocery Shock Looms as Food Giants Face Cooking Oil Risk
Indonesia’s export ban could increase costs for packaged food producers such as Nestle, Mondelez International Inc. and Unilever.
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Chaos Engulfs $50 Billion Palm Market as Flip-Flops Vex Traders
The lack of details about the palm oil ban kept traders on their toes while also raising concerns about Indonesia’s business image
