Weakness in both CBOT soyoil futures and the Dalian commodity exchange weighed on palm oil.
Asking prices for palm oil were between $2.50 and $15 a tonne lower after Malaysian palm oil futures closed between 20 and 56 ringgit a tonne down.
At 1630 GMT, CBOT soyoil futures were between 0.24 and 0.36 cent per lb lower, pressured by the USDA forecast for a record large domestic soybean stockpile in 2018/19 amid reduced exports to China because of a trade row.
The outlook for a smaller EU rapeseed harvest because of a recent dry spell continued to underpin rapeoil prices. Sellers were offering material between two and five euros per tonne higher. A stronger dollar also supported euro-priced products, while the dip in Chicago soyoil futures limited losses.
Lauric oils were offered between $10 and $25 a tonne down from Thursday as weaker palm and soyoil pressured prices as well as a stronger dollar, which weighs on products priced in that currency, pressuring prices.
The spread between coconut oil and the cheaper palmkernel oil was $35 a tonne for August/September shipment.