Emerging markets - Indonesian rupiah rises after crude palm oil excluded from export ban


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JAKARTA, April 26 (Reuters): The Indonesian rupiah rebounded on Tuesday from heavy losses in the previous session after the country said crude palm oil shipments were excluded from the planned export ban on the vegetable oil.

However, the world's biggest palm oil producer also left room to widen the ban to combat shortages.

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