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Palm oil starts the week higher, tracking stronger soybean oil

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The Malaysian currency remains strong, dimming the appeal of the ringgit-denominated cooking oil for price-sensitive buyers.

KUALA LUMPUR: Palm oil prices climbed after two sessions of decline, on the back of a rise in rival soybean oil.

Soybean oil gained as much as 0.3% after the US department of agriculture announced more sales of American soybeans, along with the first known sales of wheat, to China on Friday.

“However, market players expect the rise in palm prices to be capped by expectations of growing supply.

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