LATEST WEEKLY MARKET VIEWS (9/2/2026)
(1) Crude Palm Oil Weekly
Malaysian palm oil futures extended losses to a second session on Monday, tracking weakness in crude oil while a stronger ringgit added pressure to the contract.
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Read More: Crude Palm Oil Weekly
(2) Metals Weekly
Gold jumped 1% to above $5,160 on Monday, reaching its highest point in over three weeks as renewed tariff worries prompted a rush to safe-haven assets.
Read More: Metals Weekly
(3) Crude Oil Weekly
WTI Crude Oil have shifted from a prolonged downward grind into a clear upside reversal, after rebounding from a double-bottom near $55.28, formed in April and November last year.
Read More: Crude Oil Weekly
(4) Financial Weekly
Late bargain hunting in selected heavyweights, mainly financial counters, has lifted Bursa Malaysia to end marginally higher on Friday.
Read More: Financial Weekly
(5) Grains Weekly
Though the justices ruled that Trump exceeded his authority by implementing tariffs under a law meant for use in national emergencies, the decision has raised questions about whether or how the administration will pursue new tariffs through other legal strategies.
Read More: Grain Weekly
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