Palm oil to drop to 3,000 ringgit/T
SINGAPORE: Malaysian palm oil is expected to fall to 3,000 ringgit per tonne, as it has completed a consolidation within an ascending triangle.
The contract opened sharply lower on Monday, indicating the bears have taken full control of the market, and the wave pattern also suggests a completion of a wave "c", which is the final part of a corrective wave cycle labeled as "A-B-C".
Only a rise above 3,083 ringgit could violate the bearish outlook.
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