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Palm Oil Output on Slippery Slope?

David Ng , Senior Derivative Product Specialist, Phillip Futures

11-Apr-17 09:20

Palm Oil Output on Slippery Slope?

The Malaysian Palm Oil Board reported a 16.3% on year gain for production in March.

David however believes production will be challenged by El Nino and soybean moving foward.


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