Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rise for Third Straight Session
Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher Wednesday, supported by stronger crude prices and gains in rival edible oils on Dalian. The December benchmark contract gained 17 ringgit.
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Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rise for Third Straight Session
The benchmark December palm oil futures contract gained 51 ringgit, as crude oil prices and rival edible oils on Dalian strengthened.
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Palm oil futures rise for third straight session
Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a third consecutive session, supported by stronger Dalian rival oils and a weaker ringgit.