Forecasting the Volatility of Palm Oil Market

  • modeling and forecasting price volatility of crude palm oil and s in thailand
  • modeling and forecasting price volatility of crude palm oil and s in thailand
  • modeling and forecasting price volatility of crude palm oil and s in thailand
  • modeling and forecasting price volatility of crude palm oil and s in thailand

Forecasting price volatility range of crude palm oil

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UMEXPERT PROF. DR. GOH KIM LENG

  • What is the best model for predicting palm oil production in Thailand?
  • The ARIMA (2,1,2) (0,1,1) 12 model was the best model for predicting Thailand's total crude palm oil production and yielded the MAPE =13.49% Crude palm oil extracts from squeezing palm pulp look like a reddish-brown liquid.
  • Can we predict the price of crude palm oil?
  • Predicting the price of crude palm (CPO) oil is vital for resources management, especially in agricultural farms. However, the price of CPO is very volatile in uncertain economic conditions and the agricultural environment. In addition to this volatility, the CPO price presents non-linearity features, making its prediction challenging.
  • Which method is used to forecast crude palm oil production?
  • Since the total crude palm oil production has trend and seasonal variation, the research used the Holt-Winters method with different initial settings for trend and seasonal influence, the Bagging Holt-Winters method, and the Box-Jenkins method to construct the forecasting models.
  • Why is the price of palm oil fluctuating?
  • The price of palm oil has fluctuated over the previous three decades. Its price is more volatile worldwide compared to the one of other commodities such as cocoa, soybeans, and rubber. Due to the and uncertainties (Karia & Bujang 2011).
  • What is crude palm oil used for?
  • Crude palm oil is a raw material in many industries . In general, the uses of crude palm oil are divided into two types: used for consumption, such as snacks, instant noodles, sweetened condensed milk, and margarine, and used as alternative energy, such as B7 diesel, B10 diesel, and B20 diesel.