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Malaysian crude palm oil was quoted near RM4,205 per tonne after a recent decline. Malaysia’s September stocks rose to 2.16 million tonnes, about 83% above the five-year average, as exports fell; Indonesia also lowered its November reference price, reducing the export levy and sharpening competition.
Large Malaysian inventories and weaker exports add to available supply, while Indonesia’s lower levy may make its exports more competitive. Both factors weigh on palm oil prices.
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