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Home MPOC Projects CPO Prices to Stay Range-Bound in January 2026 as High Inventories Weigh MPOC Projects CPO Prices to Stay Range-Bound in January 2026 as High Inventories Weigh

MPOC Projects CPO Prices to Stay Range-Bound in January 2026 as High Inventories Weigh

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Palm Oil Magazine, — Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) sees crude palm oil prices moving in a narrow range in January 2026 as ample supply and weak global crude oil prices weigh on the market, despite seasonal demand recovery. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

MPOC Projects CPO Prices to Stay Range-Bound in January 2026 as High Inventories Weigh

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