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Palm Oil Climbs on Higher Exports and Indian Demand Expectations

Palm Oil Climbs on Higher Exports and Indian Demand Expectations
Bloomberg Markets Friday 26 June 2026, 06:27 UTC By Eko Listiyorini 1 min read
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Palm Oil Climbs on Higher Exports and Indian Demand Expectations Palm oil advanced on rising Malaysian exports and expectations of better demand from the biggest buyer India as festival season nears. Benchmark futures rose toward 4,600 ringgit ($1,122) a ton on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, paring a weekly loss. Malaysian exports rose 11% in the first 25 days of June compared with the previous month, including higher shipments to India, according to Intertek Testing Services.

Palm Oil Climbs on Higher Exports and Indian Demand Expectations Palm oil advanced on rising Malaysian exports and expectations of better demand from the biggest buyer India as festival season nears. Benchmark futures rose toward 4,600 ringgit ($1,122) a ton on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, paring a weekly loss. Malaysian exports rose 11% in the first 25 days of June compared with the previous month, including higher shipments to India, according to Intertek Testing Services. Data from another surveyor, Amspec Agri, also showed exports increased by a similar amount.
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