
Malaysian palm oil futures rose nearly 1% in early trade on April 2, a second straight session of gains, to 2,448 ringgit a tonne, the strongest since March 22. Gains were supported by stronger soyoil on CBOT and related oils on Dalian, plus firm export demand ahead of Ramadan.
Stronger rival vegetable oils and steady Middle East demand lift palm oil prices, which feed into the broader edible oil complex that competes with soy-based feed inputs.
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