Notícias de Mercado      Crude palm oil futures rebound as oil rises JAKARTA: Malaysian palm futures bounced back, up 1.3 per cent on yesterday after trading lower in the previous three consecutive trading days, mainly supported by a rise in prices of soybean oil and crude oil, traders said. But traders said they doubted the rebound would last, after June palm oil exports from the world’s second-biggest producer came in below market expectations. “Fundamentally, I think the market is still bearish. Yesterday, it just followed crude oil,” said a trader at a Kuala Lumpur-based brokerage, adding that he is looking at a near-term resistance level of RM2,300. Oil rose above US$71 a barrel yesterday following a large drop in crude inventories in the United States, the world’s top energy consumer, and output disruption from militant attacks in Nigeria. The benchmark September palm oil contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose RM29, or 1.3 per cent, to RM2,259 a tonne. Overall traded volume was 12,514 lots at 25 tonnes each. The Chicago Board of Trade July soybean contract rose 1.8 per cent, US soyoil futures were up 2.4 per cent in Asian hours, while the most-active September soyoil contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange, which gives some direction to Malaysian palm futures, was also up 1.1 per cent. Cargo surveyors have estimated exports of Malaysian palm oil products for June to be flat or slightly firmer at 1,227,663-1,230,741 tonnes, compared to exports in May and below the market expectation of over 1.25 million tonnes. In the Malaysian physical market, palm oil for July delivery was traded at RM2,260-2,270 in the southern region and at RM2,250-2,265 in the central region.

Notícias de Mercado        Linguagem da cútis. Para focar no futuro, a Granado busca inspiração no passado. A nova linha Granaderma, que consumiu três anos de estudos, tem conceito e rótulo inspirados na antiga botica que manipulava remédios e originou a empresa. Os dermocosméticos têm princípios ativos naturais e foram testados por dermatologistas. Destaque, por exemplo, para o item com lactato de amônia. "Uma especialista nos falou que é difícil encontrar um cosmético com este princípio ativo não manipulado. Vamos ampliar a linha. Queremos desenvolver produtos especificamente para a pele dos brasileiros", afirma Sissi Freeman, sócia da empresa. Além do lançamento da Granaderma, Sissi também está envolvida na reforma da loja no Rio. O imóvel contíguo abrigará a Granado, enquanto a loja atual será o primeiro endereço exclusivo da Phebo, marca da Granado. Hidratante corporal com lactato de amônia por R$ 28.     Fonte: Valor Econômico

Notícias de Mercado      India seeks palm oil import delays: Oil World   Some Indian importers are seeking to postpone palm oil shipments from June to July as large domestic vegetable oil stocks are pressuring prices, Hamburg-based oilseeds analysts Oil World said on Tuesday. “This has raised some concern among exporters of palm oil about possible defaults,” Oil World said. “Indian importers fear they will suffer losses because they have purchased large volumes significantly above current market prices.” Vegetable oil stocks at major Indian ports were unusually large in late June at 700,000 to 800,000 tonnes, putting Indian prices under pressure, it said. Indian stocks rose partly because the country’s importers made heavy soyoil purchases after the government cut import duties in March. “The fact the Indian importers have purchased more palm oil and soyoil than is justified by immediate domestic requirements is due to expectations that the new Indian government may have to reintroduce import duties on vegetable oils in coming months,” it said. Heavy imports may reduce the incomes of Indian farmers and lower the country’s oilseed and vegetable oil output, it said. A slowdown in Indian vegetable oil imports in July/Sept 2009 could reduce the country’s burdensome edible oil stocks but palm oil stocks in exporter Malaysia could then rise, it said.

Notícias de Mercado      For the first six months this year production shrank nearly 2.9% or 235,000t to an estimated 7.965mln t. Sabah alone posted a contraction of 230,000t or an estimated 8.7%. This constituted 98% or practically all of the  decline in output in the country.  PM’sia posted a relatively mild contraction of 1.6% or 75,000t which was more or less fully erased by increased output in Sarawak. fonte:gatetrade

30 de Junho de 2009                                                                                Informativo Semanal     Produtos R$ / Ton   Mín. Máx. ICMS Posto Prazo Amêndoa de babaçu   1.450,00 1.550,00 Diferido FOB-MA A vista Farelo de babaçu   300,00 350,00 12 % FOB-MA A vista Farelo de palmiste   200,00 250,00 12 % FOB-PA A vista Óleo de babaçu branqueado   4.250,00 4.350,00 12 % CIF-SP 30dd Óleo de babaçu bruto   4.000,00 4.050,00 12 % CIF-SP 30dd Óleo de babaçu refinado   4.650,00 4.750,00 18 % CIF-SP 30dd Óleo de coco   3.500,00 3.600,00 12 % FOB-NE 30dd Óleo de palmiste bruto   3.800,00 3.900,00 12 % CIF-SP 30dd Óleo de palmiste RBD   3.950,00 4.000,00 18 % CIF-SP 30dd   CIF/SP C/ICMS ICMS+C.Finan CIF/SP-15% CIF/SP-Ton Taxa US$ Babaçu Bruto 4.050 [12%+3%]15% 3.093,69 US$ 1.594,69 1,94