El Niño Poses Further Risks to Indonesias Palm Oil Exports @StoneX_Official
El Niño Poses Further Risks to Indonesias Palm Oil Exports @StoneX_Official
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
El Niño conditions matter for Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil yields, although that damage usually shows up in supply only after a lag.

Isabela Garcia, StoneX Brazil Senior Market Intelligence Analyst, breaks down what pulled the palm oil market out of its sideways range, and the risks that El Niño poses in a market already impacted by the B15 mandate.

View her full report in the related video.
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El Niño Poses Further Risks to Indonesia's Palm Oil Exports

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