CPO Prices And Plantation Players To Watch

Alvin Tai, Soft Commodity Analyst, Bloomberg Intelligence

17-May-21 09:15

CPO Prices And Plantation Players To Watch

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Crude palm oil prices recently broke past a record RM4500 per tonne. What is driving this, is this level sustainable and are there plantations stocks to watch? The Morning Run speaks to Alvin Tai, Soft Commodity Analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence, to find out.

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