CPO futures closes lower due to rising inventories
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CPO futures closes lower due to rising inventories
CPO futures closes lower due to rising inventories |
Business & Markets 2013 |
Written by Bernama |
Thursday, 03 October 2013 20:12 |
"The spread between soyaoil and palm oil narrowed to roughly US$150, from US$200, which may weigh on CPO prices," David Ng, Derivative Product Specialist at Philip Futures Sdn Bhd told Bernama.
Spot month October 2013 decreased RM15 to RM2,340, November 2013 fell RM10 to RM2,306, December 2013 eased RM9 to RM2,302, and January 2014 dropped RM10 each to RM2,302 a tonne.
Volume decreased to 21,326 lots, from 35,439 lots on Wednesday, while open interest dropped to 176,929 contracts versus 192,196 contracts recorded yesterday.
On the physical market, October South eased RM10 to RM2,340 a tonne.
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