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Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second straight session on Wednesday, supported by concerns over lower production and stronger rival oils.

SINGAPORE: Palm oil may revisit its Tuesday low of 5,202 ringgit per tonne, as a correction triggered by the resistance at 5,366 ringgit looks incomplete.

RHB Investment Bank Bhd has maintained its “Underweight” on the plantation sector and said the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) expects Indian demand for palm oil to moderate in 2022, on the back of the prevailing high prices, higher domestic production and the current import duties, which favour soybean oil.

This is due to the currently high CPO prices and India's higher oilseed production with a 10-15 per cent growth in rapeseed oil inhibiting demand, as well as current import duty structure favouring crude soya bean oil (SBO), which is currently around the same price as CPO, the brokerage added.

Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit has pledged to tackle high palm oil prices this week after cooking oil prices jumped to nearly 70 baht per bottle from 56-60 baht at the end of last year.

U.S. soybean futures hit their highest in seven months on Wednesday on technical buying and as soyoil futures rallied with energy markets and historically high palm oil prices.

Deforestation for new oil palm plantations in Indonesia has decreased over the past decade, strengthening the case that palm oil doesn’t have to be associated with the destruction of forests, according to a new analysis.

PETALING JAYA: Oriental Interest Bhdhttps://cdn.thestar.com.my/Themes/img/chart.png’s net profit fell 22.5% to RM11.70mil in the first quarter ended Nov 31, 2021 (Q1’FY22) from RM15.09mil a year ago mainly dragged by lower revenue from both the property development and general construction segments.

Aone-litre bottle of palm oil sells at 59 baht in supermarkets of department stores. Some brands are in short supply, as a result some stores are allowing a person to buy no more than six bottles.

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 25 ― Bursa Malaysia opened lower today as the selling in selected big cap stocks pulled the benchmark index down despite a mildly higher close on the Wall Street.

FORT COLLINS, Colo., Jan 23 (Reuters) - Speculators last week lightened up on their bullish Chicago corn and soybean views following a relatively mundane update from the U.S. government, but geopolitical concerns and variable weather in South America escalated supply uncertainties late in the week.

(Jan 22): Indians will probably buy expensive cooking oils from overseas for at least another 15 years, as demand continues to far outpace domestic production.