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Global market can't dictate Indonesia palm policy: Trade Minister

Indonesia's palm oil price should not be dictated by external market, its trade minister said, backing his decision to expand palm oil export curbs at time of surging global prices from supply crunch

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Higher global prices saw Indonesian cooking oil prices gain 40% at the beginning of the year

Reuters Jakarta
Indonesia's palm oil price should not be dictated by the external market, its trade minister said on Thursday, backing his decision to expand palm oil export curbs at a time of surging global prices from a global supply crunch.
 
The world's top palm oil exporter shocked the market on Wednesday when it announced that palm companies from Thursday must sell 30% of their planned exports at home, up from 20%, which sent Malaysian benchmark prices soaring by 10%.
 
The Malaysian benchmark price climbed 30% in 2021, as output from top producers Indonesia and Malaysia slowed and global demand recovered from

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