Kuala lumpur: The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives concluded the trading session on a lower note today, influenced by declines in soybean oil and crude oil prices, as reported by palm oil trader David Ng. “We see support at RM4,200 and resistance at RM4,350 per tonne,” Ng shared with Bernama.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the spot-month November 2025 and December 2025 contracts each fell by RM72, closing at RM4,212 and RM4,228 per tonne, respectively. The January 2026 contract saw a decrease of RM65, settling at RM4,252 per tonne. The February 2026 contract dropped by RM60 to RM4,270 per tonne, March 2026 declined by RM56 to RM4,275 per tonne, and April 2026 dipped by RM53 to RM4,268 per tonne.

The total trading volume increased to 118,172 lots from 106,224 lots recorded on Tuesday, while open interest decreased to 268,147 contracts from 270,174 contracts previously. In the physical market, November South saw a reduction of RM80, moving down to RM4,260 per tonne.