Unit & Price Converter
Convert palm oil prices across ringgit, US dollars, euros, sterling and rupiah, and between per-tonne, per-kilogram and per-pound — using our live daily exchange rates.
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Get a real quote →Common palm oil price conversions
Palm oil is quoted per tonne almost everywhere, but in ringgit on the Malaysian market and in US dollars for international cargoes — so buyers constantly convert between the two. Retail and specialty buyers often want a per-kilogram figure as well.
- RM/MT → USD/MT: divide by the USD/MYR rate.
- USD/MT → USD/kg: divide by 1,000.
- USD/MT → USD/lb: divide by 2,204.62.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert RM per tonne to USD per tonne?
Divide the ringgit price by the USD/MYR exchange rate. For example, RM 4,200 ÷ 4.20 = USD 1,000 per tonne. This converter does it with the live daily rate and also switches between per-tonne, per-kilogram and per-pound.
Which exchange rate does the converter use?
A daily reference rate from public data (FRED and open FX sources), shown beneath the result. It is a reference, not a dealt bank rate — your actual conversion rate will vary slightly.
How many kilograms are in a tonne of palm oil?
A metric tonne is 1,000 kilograms, so a price per kilogram is one-thousandth of the price per tonne. One tonne is about 2,204.6 pounds.