
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a fourth straight session, with the April contract reaching about 4,315 ringgit a ton, its highest since Oct 28, 2025. Gains reflected firmer rival edible oils, stronger crude, and a weaker ringgit.
Traders are looking ahead to the Kuala Lumpur Price Outlook Conference on Feb 9-11.
Stronger crude raises palm's attractiveness as biodiesel feedstock, and a weaker ringgit makes exports cheaper for overseas buyers, both supporting prices. Edible oils moving together means soyoil strength reinforces the upward move.
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Palm hit a four-month high on firmer rival oils, stronger crude and a weaker ringgit, which marks the rally momentum within the window.