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Malaysian palm oil futures posted their biggest daily gain in six weeks, closing up 2.19% at 3,773 ringgit per tonne. Traders cited stronger rival oils, crude recovery and a weaker ringgit ahead of an industry conference.
Gains in soyoil and crude and a weaker ringgit make palm more attractive to buyers, supporting near-term palm prices.
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