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- Palm oil prices declined in the Asian trading session, reversing earlier gains.
- Nadia Aquidah from Affin Hwang says volatility may persist this year due to agriculture and global-economy uncertainties.
- She predicts crude palm oil prices will range from 4,050 to 4,150 ringgit per ton, aided by February festival demand.
- The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives contract for April delivery fell 35 ringgit to 4,060 ringgit per ton.
