SINGAPORE: Palm oil may test a support at 5,606 ringgit per tonne, a break below which may cause a fall into 5,384-5,512 ringgit range. The nature of the current drop remains unclear.
However, it looks like a continuation of the fall from 7,268 ringgit.
The fall still observes closely a set of projection levels on a presumed wave c, the third wave of an irregular flat from the March 2 high of 7,108 ringgit.
Alternatively, the drop from 7,268 ringgit could be regarded as the first part of a bigger downtrend. Under this scenario, the contract may drop far below 5,606 ringgit.
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Resistance is at 5,966 ringgit, a break above which could lead to a gain into 6,104-6,326 ringgit range.
On the daily chart, the contract is retesting a support at 5,757 ringgit.
Chances are high that palm oil breaks this level and falls towards 5,400 ringgit.
A brief piercing below 5,757 ringgit may turn out to be a false break.
The contract may instead rise towards 6,113 ringgit.
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