According to Jin10 Futures, on June 26, Malaysian crude palm oil futures are expected to open higher on Friday morning, following gains in external markets. A cargo ship attack near Oman has fueled concerns over the timeline for Middle East crude oil shipping to return to pre-conflict levels, driving Thursday's rebound in international crude oil futures and supporting Chicago soybean oil markets. From June 1 to 25, Malaysian palm oil exports grew 10.6-11.1% month-over-month, while Indonesia's July 1 implementation of B50 biodiesel blending mandate is expected to provide additional support to the market. However, strength in the Malaysian ringgit has made ringgit-priced palm oil more expensive for foreign currency holders.
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