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The BSE Sensex rose 456 points, or 0.5%, to 84,668 in morning trade on Monday, rebounding after Friday’s pause in a six-session winning streak, as easing US–China trade tensions and signs of a potential trade deal lifted sentiment. Strong quarterly results and optimism ahead of more earnings announcements also supported gains, with companies including Adani Energy Solutions, Indian Oil, and Bata set to report results. Traders also awaited the US Fed’s policy meeting amid hopes of an interest rate cut following a softer-than-expected inflation report. All sectors traded in the green, led by realty stocks, which surged 1.4%, followed by oil & gas (1.3%) and metals (1.0%). Conforge jumped 4.7% after reporting an 86% year-on-year surge in Q2 net profit, while SBI Life gained 3.1% after posting results in line with expectations, with new business up 27.5%. Other early gainers included Bharti Airtel (1.0%), ICICI Bank (0.9%), and Sun Pharmaceutical (0.6%).

India Stocks Rise to Start the Week

Malaysian palm oil futures hovered around MYR 4,400 per tonne, marking the second straight session of declines and nearing their lowest level in three weeks. A stronger ringgit weighed on prices, while demand from top buyer India is expected to ease following the end of the Diwali festival. Sentiment was also rattled by lingering concerns over uncertain global demand and unpredictable weather that could affect production in early 2026. Still, strength in rival Dalian and Chicago edible oils helped limit further declines. Globally, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping are expected to finalize a trade deal this week during the APEC summit in South Korea. He added that China will resume substantial purchases of U.S. soybeans for several years, potentially supporting global vegetable oil demand. In top producer Indonesia, the government recently plans to mandate a 10% bioethanol blend in gasoline by 2027 to reduce dependence on imported fuels.

Palm Oil Extend Losses to Begin the Week

Imports to Thailand surged 17.1% yoy in September 2025, accelerating from a 15.8% growth in the prior month and topping market consensus of 10.6%. It was the 16th straight month of increase in purchases and the steepest pace since May.

Thailand Import Growth at 4-Month High

Thailand’s exports surged 19% year-on-year to USD 30.97 billion in September 2025, marking the fastest pace of growth since March 2022. The figure was up sharply from a 5.8% increase in August and far exceeded market expectations of a 9% rise. Stronger shipments largely drove the acceleration to the United States, which jumped 35.3% year-on-year, compared with 12.8% in the previous month.

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