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Palm oil prices seen capped by Malaysian stocks despite El Niño outlook, top analyst says

MUMBAI: Malaysian palm oil prices are likely to remain between 4,500 and 5,000 ringgit a metric ton through December, as higher stocks weigh on prices despite expectations of lower production next year due to El Niño, a top analyst said on Thursday.

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MUMBAI: Malaysian palm oil prices are likely to remain between 4,500 and 5,000 ringgit a metric ton through December, as higher stocks weigh on prices despite expectations of lower production next year due to El Niño, a top analyst said on Thursday.

Malaysia's palm oil stocks are likely to exceed 3 million metric tons by the end of this month, which will weigh on prices, said Dorab Mistry, the director of Indian consumer goods company Godrej International.

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