Malaysia palm ends down

Malaysia palm ends down

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters): Malaysian palm oil took a second
straight day of beating, with traders saying the market was
dipping to a more realistic level after rising too far and too
fast over government plans which have not seen action.

The benchmark third-month June contract fell as much as 25
ringgit through the day before pulling back to close 17 ringgit
lower at 845 ringgit a tonne. Since Monday's close, June futures
have lost 30 ringgit.

Volume in futures trading totalled 2,157 lots. The market's
downside also affected activity in physical palm oil.

Traders said April crude palm oil for the southern region was
offered at 845 ringgit a tonne against bids of 840 and traded at
840 to 845.

April (central) saw offers at 845 ringgit, bids at 840 and
trade at 845.

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