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Malaysian Palm Oil Prices Rebound Amid Supply Shifts

11/5/2025

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Malaysian palm oil futures rose 0.7% to 4,144 ringgit per ton, reversing a four-month decline.
The rise stems from higher rival oil prices, profit-taking, and a weaker ringgit, despite record stockpiles and shifting demand.
October inventories are projected to reach 2.44 million tons, the highest in two years.
Indonesia's palm oil exports rose nearly 12%, and India's imports fell to a five-month low as buyers chose cheaper soyoil.

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Story summary

Malaysian palm oil futures rose 0.7% to 4,144 ringgit per ton, reversing a four-month decline.
The rise stems from higher rival oil prices, profit-taking, and a weaker ringgit, despite record stockpiles and shifting demand.
October inventories are projected to reach 2.44 million tons, the highest in two years.
Indonesia's palm oil exports rose nearly 12%, and India's imports fell to a five-month low as buyers chose cheaper soyoil.