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July palm oil stocks hit five-month high on rising output

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July palm oil stocks hit five-month high on rising output
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Malaysia's palm oil stocks reached a five-month high in July, driven by production levels that outpaced export growth. Data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board indicates a 3.32% increase in inventories compared to the previous month.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s palm oil stocks rose to a five-month high in July as production remained above rising export volumes, data from the industry regulator show.

Palm oil inventories rose 3.32% from the previous month to 2.63 million tonnes, the highest level since February, the Malaysian Palm Oil Board said.

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