COMMODITIES (B-Trams): Due to strong export demand, a weaker ringgit, and concerns about supply, Malaysian palm oil futures rose for the second day, reaching an 8-week high of 4270 MYR/T .
Cargo surveyors discovered that between January and February, exports of Malaysian palm oil products increased by between 15.3% and 25.4%. In addition.
The Malaysian Meteorological Department issued a warning of danger-level continuous rain in the western regions, posing a risk of flooding and causing supply disruptions.
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India and China may need to replenish their edible oil stocks in the coming months, further supporting prices.
In addition, concerns regarding India’s domestic production could be sparked by any unfavorable weather conditions.
