
Malaysian palm oil futures fell on November 6, extending a decline that brought prices near an eight-month low. A Reuters survey forecast Malaysian palm oil stocks would rise 6.8% in October to 3.75 million tonnes, while expectations of faster Indonesian exports and weakness in competing vegetable oils also weighed on prices.
Higher Malaysian inventories and potentially stronger Indonesian export supply increase availability, while weak competing vegetable-oil prices limit palm oil's pricing support. These pressures are bearish for palm oil.
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