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In 2026, Thailand’s petroleum refinery business should benefit from the sharp increase in global crude oil prices during the first half of the year, which significantly supported the average gross refining margin (GRM).
The ethanol industry is expected to improve in 2026, bolstered by rising demand for gasohol, particularly E20, amid elevated crude oil prices resulting from the conflict in the Middle East
Overall, the palm oil industry, through 2023 and 2024, operators will continue to see growth in both domestic and export markets, especially from the food, oleochemical and biodiesel industries. Although prices will tend to soften, crude will likely remain expensive, and this will help to underpin palm oil prices. Over the coming few years, players will therefore remain in profit.
Refineries can look forward to an improving business environment over 2024 to 2026. Domestic demand for refinery products will be boosted by an uptick in economic activity, particularly in e-commerce sales and the tourism sector. The industry will also benefit from increasing connectivity in trade and investment across the ASEAN region
The oil refining industry is expected to continue growing in 2025-2027, supported by the increasing domestic demand for refined oil, which is projected to grow by an average of 2.0-2.5% annually. This growth is driven by the gradual recovery of economic activities,
Overall performance of the palm oil industry during 2026-2028 is expected to encounter volatility due to risks from climate variability leading to tight supply and Middle East conflicts
There is uncertainty in the global oil market this year. Demand for oil will tumble as economic activities have been crippled by the coronavirus outbreak
IMF sees big challenges for the global economy, shaped by lingering effects of the Russian-Ukraine war, a cost-of-living crisis, and economic slowdown in China
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