
Indonesian crude palm oil prices have surged, with Bursa Malaysia contracts for November-December shipment around RM5,146 to RM5,323 per tonne (about US$1,380). Indonesia cut its export duty to US$291 per tonne, which keeps exports attractive and raises concern that producers will favor exports over domestic biodiesel (B30) supply.
Rising world CPO prices and a lower export duty encourage exports over domestic biodiesel allocation, which could tighten Indonesian biodiesel supply and keep palm prices firm. This supports vegetable oil prices.
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