
Malaysian palm oil futures rose slightly on Thursday, with the February contract up 0.59% to 3,895 ringgit at the close. Better-than-expected November export volumes, estimated up 2% to 11% month on month, supported prices.
A lack of fresh orders from importers limited gains.
Stronger export pace and restocking by China and India support near-term palm demand, while Indonesia's higher export duties and reference price lift the floor for Asian palm prices. Thin new buying keeps the upside limited.
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