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Updated Trend: Perbincangan Saham FGVH

Kalau tgk trend untuk saham2 Plantation,, mmg kebanyakkannya downtrend..
Ni salah satu saham kelapa Sawit (Rimbunan Sawit)
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FGV bukan semata2 sawit...dia ada 49% Felda Holdings, itupun dia gagal pujuk KPF lepaskan 51% Felda Holding, klu tak 100% Felda Holding dia punya...macam biz hiliran ada pada Felda Holding...
utk longterm, mmg FGV akan berjaya....
 
tunggu majoriti MENYAMPAH dengan saham ini...ia akan memantul semula..INSYA ALLAH
 
apa perkembanga fgv???

Ramalan positif utk 3 bulan akan dtg serta pertambahan impot CPO dari India..:)

Malaysia forecasts palm oil price to reach RM2,609
The Malaysian Reserve
| November 20, 2013

Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin says that Malaysia is expecting production level to touch 18.3 million metric tonne this year, from 18.9 million recorded last year.

P Vijian

PETALING JAYA: Based on forward trading, Malaysia has forecast crude palm oil (CPO) prices to hit RM2,609 per metric tonne (MT) in the next three months from current the RM2,582 per MT.

Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said Malaysia is expecting production level to touch 18.3 million MT this year from 18.9 million last year.

Price of the commodity started to show signs of improvement in recent months after a sluggish performance, as CPO prices inched to RM2,221 per MT last October. It is hovering around RM2,555 in November.

Malaysia’s palm oil stockpiles also improved from 1.78 million MT in September to 1.85 million MT in October. Projected exports for this year is 18.7 million MT and January to October 2013 export was valued at RM50.6 billion, compared to RM60.72 billion generated last year.

“The decline (in revenue) was due to lower CPO prices in the market compared to last year. Prices are improving and we hope prices will increase more next year,” Muhyiddin told media after launching the International Palm Oil Congress 2013 in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

He also ticked off certain Western groups that are behind the anti-palm oil campaign to tarnish the image of the commodity, a vital export for the Malaysian economy.

“One issue that keeps coming back to haunt us is sustainability.

There have been instances whereby Malaysian palm oil has been on the receiving end of negative campaigning.

“If we do not correct these negative campaigns by certain irresponsible parties in Europe, it can impact the industry.

“Malaysia has become a major producer of the oil and its competitive market,” he added.

Muhyiddin suggested Malaysia and Indonesia, both with a combined production of nearly 90%, should mount more aggressive campaigns to tackle the smear campaigns.

In 2012, Malaysia, the world’s second biggest producer of the commodity after Indonesia, exported oil palm products worth RM73.3 billion, an increase of 48% from 2009 exports of RM49.6 billion.

This content is provided by FMT content provider The Malaysian Reserve
 
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