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Rabu, 09 Maret 2011

Palm futures end mixed on lack of interest - Business Times

CPO FUTURES

CRUDE palm oil futures prices on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives closed mixed yesterday on lack of strong buying interest, dealers said.

Most players remained sidelined ahead of slew industry data expected to be released today by two cargo surveyors and the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB).

At the close, March and April fell RM5 each to RM3,638 per tonne and RM3,618 per tonne, respectively. May gained RM1 to RM3,585 per tonne and June increased RM4 to RM3,558 per tonne.

Turnover declined to 13,566 lots, from 17,621 lots registered yesterday, while open interest increased to 95,878 contracts, from 95,048 contracts, recorded previously.

OIL

LONDON: Oil rose over US$1 (US$1.00 = RM3.03) yesterday as fighting intensified in Libya, and an Opec delegate said it saw no need to hold an emergency meeting to ease supply fears.

Brent crude oil futures for April were up 94 cents to US$114 a barrel at 1320 GMT as Libyan forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi closed in on rebels in the western city of Zawiyah and an area around Es Sider oil terminal was hit by an air strike.

Brent had earlier pushed to an intraday high of US$114.39 following news that the heavy fighting had forced the shutdown of the Zawiyah refinery.

US crude was up 18 cents at US$105.20 after earlier reaching an intraday high of US$105.38.

Christopher Bellew, an oil trader at Bache Commodities in London, said the perception of prolonged trouble in Libya was driving the rally in oil prices.

RUBBER

THE Malaysian rubber market closed lower yesterday in line with the downtrend in the regional markets, dealers said.

The Malaysian Rubber Board’s noon official physical price for tyre-grade SMR 20 declined 83 sen to 1,406 sen per kg, while the latex-in-bulk fell 20 sen to 1,019 sen per kg.

The unofficial sellers’ closing price for tyre-grade SMR 20 decreased 93.5 sen to 1,358.5 sen per kg while latex-in-bulk decreased 20.5 sen to 1,007.5 sen per kg.

TIN

TIN price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) closed lower by US$605 to US$30,595 per tonne yesterday on technical correction, dealers said.

They said buyers stayed on the sidelines amid a higher premium between KLTM and the London Metal Exchange (LME) on Tuesday.

The tin price on LME declined US$150 to US$30,600 per
tonne. At the opening level on KLTM, no bids were recorded but sellers offered 99 tonnes.

Turnover at closing increased to 35 tonnes from 28 tonnes on Tuesday with trading dominated by Japanese, European and local players.

The price differential between KLTM and LME narrowed to a premium of US$460 per tonne from US$915 a tonne on Tuesday. — Agencies
Posted by Saham Pilihan at 23.29

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