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Malaysian CPO Prices Rise Due to Supply Concerns, While Indonesian KPBN Prices Drop Slightly

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April 3, 2026 | 09:42 WIB |April 3, 2026 | 09:43 WIB | 23 Click Reads

Malaysian CPO futures gained on geopolitical tensions and lower output expectations, while Indonesia’s domestic prices slipped following a withdrawn KPBN tender. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

Palm Oil Magazine — Malaysian CPO futures gained on geopolitical tensions and lower output expectations, while Indonesia’s domestic prices slipped following a withdrawn KPBN tender. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

Malaysian CPO Prices Rise Due to Supply Concerns, While Indonesian KPBN Prices Drop Slightly

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