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Commodity outlook: Sugar prices on an uptrend; likely to hit $16.8

India is likely to produce less sugar than forecast earlier, with mills reporting a sharp drop in sugar cane yields because of drought and infestations.

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Malaysian palm oil futures, edged up on Monday, snapping weeks of declines, supported by mild gains in US soy oil. Falling exports and rising stocks have been a huge concern for the markets. Stockpiles at the end of October increased 7.6 per cent from the previous month to 2.72 million tonnes, while production rose 6 per cent to 1.96 million tonnes, official data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board showed last week.

The benchmark third month February contract bounced higher from near-term support levels. We continue to hold a bearish view on edible oils with the underlying

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