Palm oil harvest may pick up in March


PETALING JAYA: The weak palm oil harvest for February is neutral for the market given it was seasonally a low production season.

However, Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research believes the stockpile will resume its uptrend from March as production will likely pick up although exports may remain weak on the back of weak price competitiveness over competing oils.

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