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Home Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Close Higher on Monday (February 9), Supported by Global Soyoil Gains Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Close Higher on Monday (February 9), Supported by Global Soyoil Gains

Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Close Higher on Monday (February 9), Supported by Global Soyoil Gains

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Palm Oil magazine — CPO prices on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed higher on Monday, supported by gains in soyoil markets in Chicago and Dalian, while traders awaited fresh supply-and-demand signals from the MPOB and the upcoming Price Outlook Conference. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Close Higher on Monday (February 9), Supported by Global Soyoil Gains

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