LATEST WEEKLY MARKET VIEWS (22/6/2026)
(1) Crude Palm Oil Weekly
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second straight session on Monday and hit a one-and-a-half-month high, supported by stronger Dalian and Chicago edible oils and a weaker ringgit, although gains were capped by crude oil weakness.
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Read More: Crude Palm Oil Weekly
(2) Metals Weekly
Gold fell below $4,150 an ounce on Monday, extending its recent decline as higher oil prices kept inflation concerns elevated following renewed tensions during the opening day of US-Iran talks.
Read More: Metals Weekly
(3) Crude Oil Weekly
WTI Crude Oil showed a decrease, moving from approximately $81.39 to $76.48, representing a change of around 6% over the week.
Read More: Crude Oil Weekly
(4) Financial Weekly
Bursa Malaysia ended the morning trading session lower, weighed down by selling in heavyweight stocks, led by the financial services sector. Market breadth was negative with decliners outnumbering gainers 512 to 339, while 467 counters were unchanged, 1,418 untraded and 34 suspended.Turnover stood at 1.53 billion units worth RM1.17 billion.
Read More: Financial Weekly
(5) Grains Weekly
CBOT soybeanfutures rose as July contract reaching its highest level in nearly two weeks on rumoured Chinese interest in U.S. supplies and steadying crude oil prices, traders said.
Read More: Grain Weekly
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