No near-term catalysts seen for plantation sector


THE plantation sector does not appear too compelling at the moment as there are no significant catalysts in sight.

Analysts who track the sector are mostly maintaining their “neutral” calls on it as many reckon that crude palm oil (CPO) – one of the industry’s main outlook determinants – is not expected to see any rally soon.

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