
Malaysian palm oil futures slipped about 0.1% on Thursday to 4,120 ringgit per tonne as traders weighed rising output expectations and weaker Dalian palm olein. Malaysian production is expected to top 20 million tonnes for the first time in 2025, and Indonesian output rose 11% year on year.
Bigger production and weaker Chinese demand signals point to ample vegetable oil supplies, which weigh on palm and soyoil prices and cheapen oil-based feed inputs.
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