Last week, the oilseeds and oils market exhibited characteristics of "expectations versus reality, with structural divergences persisting." Palm oil was supported by long-term bullish narratives such as Indonesia's B50 policy and El Nio weather conditions, but was constrained in the short term by rising Malaysian palm oil production and weak exports, leading to wide-range volatile prices at high levels. Soybean oil lacked independent drivers and largely followed palm oil and crude oil price movements, limited by expectations of ample supply from South America and domestic arrival pressure, thus performing relatively weaker. Rapeseed oil showed strength for a time due to restricted imports of Russian non-GMO rapeseed oil and expectations of reduced production in Australia.