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Malaysian palm oil futures closed down 1.01% at 3,737 ringgit a metric ton on Monday after two sessions of gains. A stronger ringgit and traders awaiting export data and MPOB supply-demand figures, due November 10, weighed on prices.
A stronger ringgit makes palm oil more expensive for foreign buyers, and the pending MPOB data could move prices as stock levels are updated.
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