Malaysian palm oil futures have risen to their highest level in more than two weeks, helped by stronger export demand, firmer rival edible oils and a weaker ringgit. The market is being supported by clear near-term demand signals. Cargo surveyor Intertek Testing Services estimated that Malaysian palm oil product exports rose 19.1% during 1 to 20 June compared with the same period in May. Shipments increased to 907,067 metric tonnes from 761,517 …
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