According to data released by shipping survey agency SGS, it is expected that Malaysia's palm oil exports from January 1st to 31st will be 944,885 tons, a decrease of 5.58% compared to the same period last month when exports were 1,000,703 tons. This indicates a weakening of international demand, which may lead to a relative oversupply in the spot market and exert downward pressure on palm oil spot prices. A decline in exports usually reflects weak consumption or intensified competition, which is bearish for the spot market in the short term.

According to data released by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics, Indonesia's palm oil exports will continue to show strong growth in 2025, with an annual export value of 24.42 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 21.83%; The export volume was 23.61 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 9.09%. This indicates a significant increase in international market supply, which may exert downward pressure on spot prices. Export growth reflects the expansion of the production side, but does not mention the synchronous increase in demand and the rising risk of oversupply.

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