KUALA LUMPUR: Despite the Malaysia-India spat, crude palm oil (CPO) prices have bounced back after recording its biggest weekly drop since November 2008 last week.
The rise in crude oil prices on tension in the Middle East and North Africa as well as a weaker ringgit had contributed to the rebound.
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