CPO ya ? liat aja chart harga cpo ini.

http://palmoil.com/exchanges/bmd/charts

--- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, Ciba Gangga <cibagangga2...@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Mau tanya pergerakan saham2 CPO (AALI, LSIP, SGRO, UNSP) untuk minggu depan. 
> Apakah berita di bawah cukup untuk mendorong saham2 tsb naik?
> 
> Asia CPO Ends Up As 1H Stks May Fall To 1.2M Tons
> (09 Apr, 2009)
> 
>   KUALA LUMPUR (Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives 
> exchange breached MYR2,250 a metric ton Thursday to reach fresh six-month 
> highs on concerns that palm oil stocks may fall toward 1.2 million tons 
> during the first half of 2009, said trade participants. 
> 
>   They said expectations that Malaysia's palm oil exports during the April 
> 1-10 period may be 6%-9% higher on month also pushed up prices. 
> 
>   The benchmark June contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR104 
> higher at MYR2,269/ton, close to an intraday high of MYR2,281, a level not 
> seen since Sept. 29, 2008. It was one of the sharpest daily increases in 
> prices so far this year. 
> 
>   The benchmark contract has so far gained 13.5% this month. Thursday, CPO 
> for prompt shipment was offered MYR140 higher at MYR2,420/ton. 
> 
>   "The arithmetic is simple," said a Kuala Lumpur-based executive at a global 
> trading company. "Malaysia needs at least 1.3 million tons of palm oil for 
> export, biodiesel and domestic consumption each month. But if production is 
> low - between 1.1 million tons and 1.25 million - it will lead to a drawdown 
> of stocks in April and May." 
> 
>   Feedback from oil palm planters suggests that production in April won't be 
> good and biological stress on oil palm trees will continue, he said. 
> 
>   Traders said that if palm oil stocks do fall to 1.2 million tons in the 
> next few months, CPO prices could approach the MYR2,500/ton level, but before 
> that happens, a downward correction toward MYR2,000 is likely on 
> profit-taking. 
> 
>   The government has targeted a decline of palm oil stocks "to 1.2 million 
> tons sometime this year due to replanting, fewer imports from Indonesia, 
> higher exports of crude palm oil and barter arrangements with some 
> countries," said a senior official at the Malaysian Palm Oil Board. 
> 
>   The MPOB Friday is likely to issue data on Malaysia's March palm oil 
> production, exports and end-month stocks. Stocks are expected by industry 
> executives to be around 1.4 million tons, down from 1.56 million tons in 
> February, while production is projected at between 1.1 million and 1.2 
> million tons. 
> 
>   The estimated 1.4 million tons is spread over several ports and refineries, 
> and suppliers are finding it difficult to meet export commitments, said a 
> trading executive in Malaysia. 
>   
>   At any given moment, much of the purported inventory of palm oil is in one 
> of the various stages of refining and not available for export, he said. 
> 
>   Buyers who were keeping to the sidelines last month, expecting prices to 
> fall, are rushing to buy, but stocks aren't readily available. 
> 
>   One of the traders said his company has sold more palm oil for export in 
> the last week than in the previous three weeks combined. 
> 
>   Cargo surveyors Intertek Agri Services and SGS (Malaysia) Bhd. are likely 
> to issue data Friday on Malaysia's April 1-10 palm oil exports. 
> 
>   Earlier, there were expectations that palm oil exports may be lower, at 
> around 350,000 tons, but as new numbers of around 400,000 tons started 
> circulating in the market, prices tested new highs because some traders 
> quickly covered their shorts, said a trading executive. 
> 
>   Open interest in CPO on the BMD fell to 86,762 lots from 88,461 lots 
> Wednesday. The traded volume rose to 18,618 lots from 11,886 lots. One lot 
> comprises 25 tons. 
> 
>   Malaysia's cash palm olein for July/August/September shipment traded at 
> $670-$685/ton, said a trader in Singapore, adding June shipment was sold at 
> $700/ton. He said palm olein for October/November/December traded at 
> $680/ton. 
> 
>   On average, palm olein and RBD palm oil prices rose by $20-$40/ton. The 
> price rise is so steep that RBD palm oil, which sells at a $30 discount to 
> palm olein, is today being sold for some shipments at prices higher than 
> yesterday's rates for palm olein. 
> 
> Closing BMD CPO futures prices in MYR/ton at 1000 GMT: 
> 
> Month      Close    Previous   Change   High    Low 
> Apr 09      2,410    2,281      Up 129   2,402   2,296 
> May 09     2,370    2,230      Up 140   2,370   2,220 
> Jun 09     2,269    2,165      Up 104   2,281   2,156 
> Jul 09      2,219    2,118      Up 101   2,227   2,109 
> 
> - By Sameer Mohindru, Dow Jones Newswires; (603) 2078-4233; 
> sameer.mohin...@...
>


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