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For more technical analyses, click TECH/C SINGAPORE, Oct 16 (Reuters) — Palm oil may retest a resistance at 4,732 ringgit per metric ton, a break above could open the way toward the 4,766-4,799 ringgit range. A wedge is taking shape. After stabilizing around the lower trendline, the market bounced sharply toward the up
For more technical analyses, click TECH/C SINGAPORE, Oct 14 (Reuters) — Palm oil may retest a resistance at 4,766 ringgit per metric ton, a break above which could lead to a gain into the 4,799-4,820 ringgit range. The resistance caused a deep correction, which has been almost reversed. The reversal signals a continuat
TradingView flagged a potential retest of palm oil resistance at 4,622 ringgit per metric ton, with an earlier bounce from 4,491 ringgit suggesting an ongoing wave c.
Malaysian palm oil futures slipped for a second session, pressured by fears over rising stockpiles, while firmer crude oil prices limited the downside. The benchmark contract for December delivery slid 0.46% to 4,539 ringgit ($1,111.19) a metric ton by the midday break.
Malaysian palm oil futures extended losses for a second session on Wednesday, pressured by weaker Chicago soyoil. The benchmark December contract slid 0.46% to 4,539 ringgit a metric ton.
Reuters technical analysis suggests palm oil may retest resistance at 4,622 ringgit per metric ton, driven by wave c. Support is at 4,533 ringgit, a break below which may cause a fall into the 4,478-4,499 ringgit range.
Palm oil prices could retest resistance at 4,622 ringgit per metric ton, potentially driven by the continuation of wave c, which may have just begun. The bounce from 4,491 ringgit is anticipated to consist of three waves, with the third wave aiming for the peak of wave a.