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Malaysian crude palm oil futures fell 0.79% to 4,493 ringgit per tonne on August 27, weighed by a stronger ringgit and profit-taking. Related vegoils such as soyoil made modest gains after EPA Small Refinery Exemption announcements, while Malaysian exports rose 10.9-16.4% in August.
A stronger ringgit makes palm more expensive for foreign buyers, and firm export growth provides partial offset to the price pressure.
fastmarkets.comthe Fastmarkets teamAug 27, 2025Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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