Dec. 1, 2025 – Crude palm oil prices are expected to climb this week amid concerns over reduced production in Malaysia and higher prices of alternative edible oils, analysts at Nomura said.

Severe weather in Malaysia and Indonesia, including monsoon-related flooding and landslides, is likely to impact palm oil supply, Nomura noted. Malaysian authorities have confirmed the flooding and landslides in several regions.

Crude palm oil prices fell more than 2% in the week ending Nov. 27, pressured by a stronger Malaysian ringgit and worries over lower exports. As of the latest data, crude palm oil was trading at 4,114 ringgit per ton, according to LSEG.