date:Feb 25, 2014
Malaysian palm oil futures ended lower for the first time in four days on Monday, as investors took profits from a winning streak that had lifted benchmark prices above a 17-month high, while a stronger ringgit in late trade curbed some buying interest. But losses were capped by stronger energy markets, which signalled that more of the tropical oil could be snapped up for fuel use.
There's profit-taking after prices were up for so many days. The ringgit also strengthened a bit, said a trader w