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KUALA LUMPUR: An eight-session rally helped Malaysian palm oil futures record their best week in nearly 5-1/2 years, underpinned by tight inventories and strength in rival soyaoil. The benchmark palm oil contract for May delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose 66 ringgit, or 1.63%, to close at 4,125 ringgit ($1,002.19) a tonne on Friday, hitting a fresh 13-year high.

KUALA LUMPUR (March 12): The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract ended higher on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, supported by the stronger soybean oil performance on the US Chicago Board of Trade.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 15 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures hit a more than 13-year high on Monday, as the market rallied for a ninth straight session, lifted by a jump in crude and rival edible oils due to tightening global supplies.

Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has called on the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations to come to the aid of the state in terms of financial support and provision of technical advisors for the state’s agricultural value chain.

Malaysia’s palm oil industry is expected to see a production recovery soon, amid a higher ouput cycle, according to Public Investment Bank Research (PIVB Research)

After enjoying the months-long rally that lifted crude palm oil (CPO) prices to a high that was last seen more than a decade ago, planters will need to brace themselves for a number of challenges ahead.

THE benchmark crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Derivatives was traded traded around the RM4,000-a-tonne level this week as labour shortages and bad weather in key plantation areas curbed production

Indonesia in return does not apply the same importing clauses on Swiss vegetable oils, such as rapeseed or sunflower.

Malaysian palm oil futures inched lower on Thursday after a six-session rally to a 13-year high, as weakness in rival soyoil and cargo surveyor data showing dismal March 1-10 exports outweighed bullish Malaysian Palm Oil Board data.

Malaysian crude palm oil (CPO) stocks continued to grow last month, rising 2.44% to 656,047 tonnes from 640,435 tonnes in January, according to the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB)

A projection analysis on the uptrend from 3,210 ringgit suggests a further gain into 4,008-4,087 ringgit range. Support is at 3,929 ringgit, a break below which could cause a fall into a zone of 3,880-3,903 ringgit.

Malaysia's Securities Commission has begun an investigation into palm giant Sime Darby Plantations (SDP), the company said on Thursday, following a complaint by a non-government body in the wake of a US ban on imports over accusations of forced labour.