Soyoil surges on Indonesia export ban; soybeans and corn futures sag


CHICAGO, April 24 (Reuters): United States soyoil futures surged to all-time highs on Friday after Indonesia blocked exports of palm oil, a competing vegetable oil, but soybean and corn futures fell on profit-taking ahead of the weekend.

Wheat futures ended modestly lower after a choppy session as brokers weighed tightening global grain stocks against sluggish export demand for U.S. wheat supplies.

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