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Malaysian palm oil hit a two-week high, closing the February contract at 4,157 ringgit per metric ton, up 1.5% in a day. Gains followed stronger Chicago soyoil and Dalian contracts, a softer ringgit, and renewed Chinese purchases of US soybeans after a trade truce.
Broad edible oil strength and China's US soybean buying support vegetable oil prices, though a technical resistance level near 4,121 ringgit may limit gains.
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