JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures rose almost 3 percent on Monday, hitting highest in more than seven weeks, supported by speculative buying ahead of export data and firmer soybean prices.
The benchmark November palm oil contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange ended 2.8 percent higher at 2,193 ringgit ($509) a tonne.
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