
Malaysian palm oil futures extended losses, snapping three sessions of gains as Chicago soyoil fell and traders took profits. The September contract dropped 0.46% to 4,075 ringgit per metric ton.
Exports of Malaysian palm products for June 1 to 15 rose 26.3% from the previous period, according to Intertek.
Palm tracks rival edible oils, so weaker soyoil pressures palm prices in the short term. Strong export shipments are a bearish signal on the supply side.
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