
Malaysian palm oil futures bounced after four straight sessions of losses, tracking firmer Chicago soybean oil, Dalian palm olein and a recovery in crude oil. The benchmark January contract moved back into the MYR 4,600–4,700 per tonne range.
Large Malaysian inventories and cautious buying by major importers limited the gains.
Higher crude and soyoil improve palm biodiesel economics and support prices, but high Malaysian stocks and hesitant importer demand keep rallies capped. Feed buyers should expect range-bound palm oil pricing until export and output data show a clear direction.
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