Data from shipping survey agencies indicates that Malaysian palm oil exports for the period of April 1–10, 2026, fell by 42.6% to 56.7% compared to the previous period.

This significant month-on-month decline—ranging from 42.6% to 56.7%—signals a sharp contraction in demand for Malaysia, a major global exporter. Consequently, the supply-demand balance has shifted toward an oversupply, exerting substantial bearish pressure on palm oil spot prices; spot prices are therefore expected to come under pressure and trend downward. These figures reflect weak demand in the international market, heightening the risk of price declines in the short term.

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