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Business Society’s Palm Oil Market Outlook on September 4, 2026: Bullish

ECHEMI 2026-09-05

September 4th news

1. Mean Difference Change Table

Average Difference Type Today’s Value (2026-09-03) Yesterday’s Value (2026-09-02) Direction of Change
5-day Average Difference (D5) -16.80 -28.80 +
10-day Average Difference (D10) 70.60 67.40 +
20-day Average Difference (D20) 73.00 86.60 -

2. Signal Status Judgment

The current mean difference change symbol combination is (+, +, -), which belongs to a strong rebound (biased towards bulls, rebound nature) signal.

3. Trend Direction Conclusion

The current palm oil price trend in China is fluctuating. Reason: The changes in the three differences from the previous day are not entirely consistent, which does not meet the criteria for a clear upward or downward trend, and it is in a phase of a bullish rebound within a consolidation range. Fundamentally, under the expectation of El Niño, there is an expectation of reduced production in Indonesia, which supports the price, and the divergence in import and export data further supports the consolidation judgment.

4. Location and Spatial Reference

Palm oil prices for the 60-day cycle, 3-month cycle, and 1-year cycle in China are all in the 5th tier (high), indicating relatively limited short-term and medium-to-long-term upside potential.

5. Trend Chart Display

Risk Warning: The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice.

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