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Palm rises on weaker Malaysian ringgit, demand hopes

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MUMBAI: Malaysian palm oil futures opened higher on Thursday due to weakness in the Malaysian ringgit and expectations of improved demand as the tropical oil started trading at a discount to rival soft oils.

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The benchmark palm oil contract for August delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange was up 29 ringgit, or 0.75%, at 3,897 ringgit ($826.51) a metric ton during the morning trade.

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