Iraq war had little impact on CPO price: Keng Yaik


  • Business
  • Thursday, 10 Apr 2003

THE Iraq war has no significant im-pact on the price of crude palm oil (CPO), according to Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik.  

“From a high of RM1,500 per tonne, CPO prices had initially fallen by RM100 per tonne to RM1,400 when the war broke out. Prices have since recovered to RM1,450 per tonne,” he said. 

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