Cuts to Indonesia’s export levies are likely to encourage crude palm oil (CPO) exports in 2H21, causing Malaysian benchmark prices to weaken, Fitch Ratings says. Price realisations for domestic producers should improve in the next few months, as the discount from the benchmark price will narrow. However, we do not see any meaningful long-term benefit …

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