Indonesia palm oil exports likely edged down in Sept


Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Friday, ending a four-day winning streak, as soyoil's weak performance on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) weighed.

JAKARTA: Indonesian exports of crude palm oil likely inched down in September from the month before, while output in the world's top producer of the commodity increased, a Reuters survey showed.

The drop in shipments came after key buyer India in mid-August doubled import duty on the vegetable oil to 15 percent.

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