
Malaysian palm oil futures rose about 0.7% on April 30 to 4,612 ringgit per ton and were on track for a second weekly gain. Traders cited crude oil strength and Indonesian supply concerns, and reports said the US was considering military action against Iran.
Higher crude makes palm more competitive as biodiesel feedstock, and a possible Indonesian output drop tightens vegetable oil supply, supporting palm prices.
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