Malaysian palm oil price hits 1-month high after Indonesia signs export levy


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a third day on Wednesday to touch their highest level in a month, following a jump in soy markets, and as investors covered short positions after Indonesia set a palm export levy to fund biodiesel subsidies. 

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