(Bloomberg) -- Palm oil futures in Malaysia, the
world's largest grower last year, were little changed after an
estimate showed exports in the first 20 days of May were 3.7
percent lower than a month ago, meeting traders' expectations.
The Southeast Asian nation exported 775,979 tons of bulk
palm oil between May 1 and 20, compared with 806,154 tons in the
same period last month, Intertek Malaysia said in a report today.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
world's largest grower last year, were little changed after an
estimate showed exports in the first 20 days of May were 3.7
percent lower than a month ago, meeting traders' expectations.
The Southeast Asian nation exported 775,979 tons of bulk
palm oil between May 1 and 20, compared with 806,154 tons in the
same period last month, Intertek Malaysia said in a report today.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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