Malaysian palm oil futures rose to snap a three-day losing streak, with the benchmark contract up 0.5% to 2,167 ringgit per tonne. Soybean prices gained on concerns that heavy rain could delay the U.S. harvest of a large crop, and Dalian soyoil also climbed.
Harvest delays and firm vegetable oil demand support soyoil and palm prices, while expected crude palm oil export exemptions through year-end should limit stock build-up. Feed buyers face firmer vegetable oil values, though the moves are modest.
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