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LATEST WEEKLY MARKET VIEWS (17/2/2025)
(1) Crude Palm Oil Weekly
Malaysian palm oil futures slipped on Monday, as weakness in soyoil prices and a lower palm oil exports estimates in the first two weeks of February pressured the market, while India potentially raising vegetable oils import taxes caused further concerns.
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(2) Metals Weekly
Gold starts the week strong, continuing its eight-week gain, supported by ongoing weakness in the US Dollar and Treasury bond yields.
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(3) Crude Oil Weekly
Oil futures tallied back-to-back session losses on Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump said that he and President Vladimir Putin of Russia had agreed to begin talks on ending the war in Ukraine, which helped to ease some concerns over supply risks.
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(4) Financial Weekly
Bursa Malaysia ended almost flat in the morning session weighed down by global trade war uncertainties and their possible impact on US inflation.
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(5) Grains Weekly
CBOT May 25 Soybean dropped 12.750% for the week.
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