Malaysian palm oil ends lower, but Borneo flood worries cap losses
date:Dec 31, 2013
nd there was no follow-though buying,they sold it off, said a trader with a local commoditiesbrokerage in Malaysia.

The benchmark March contract on the Bursa MalaysiaDerivatives Exchange had edged down 0.04 percent to 2,629ringgit ($700) per tonne by Monday's close.

Prices had hit a peak of 2,653 ringgit on Friday, thestrongest since Dec. 12, in a rebound driven by a weakerringgit, bargain hunting and worries about supply due to monsoonfloods.

Total traded volume stood at a mere 9,980 lots o
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