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Palm Oil Hits Highest Since 2024 as Biofuels, El Niño Cut Supply

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 20 August 2026, 03:33 UTC By Eko Listiyorini and Kanupriya Kapoor 1 min read
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Palm oil climbed to its highest level in about 20 months, as rising biofuel demand and mounting production risks from the strengthening El Niño underpin prices.

Palm oil climbed to its highest level in about 20 months, as rising biofuel demand and mounting production risks from the strengthening El Niño underpin prices.
Palm Oil Hits Highest (ORG) Biofuels (ORG) El Niño Cut Supply Palm (ORG) El Niño (ORG)
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