Malaysia CPO closes lower on firm ringgit vs dollar

Futures contracts of crude palm oil ended over 1% lower on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives on the back of a strong ringgit against the dollar. Firmness in the Malaysian currency makes palm oil more expensive for buyers holding other currencies. The most-active February contract of crude palm oil on the Malaysian bourse ended at 2,608 ringgits (41,064.22 rupees) per metric tonne, down 1.4% from the previous close.

NCDEX soybean rising towards MSP; oilmeal export sops may be doubled

Futures contracts of soybean on the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange are rising towards the minimum support price following reports that the government may double the incentive on export of oilmeals. The government is likely to double the incentive on export of oilmeals to 10% to support domestic oilseed prices.

NCDEX mustard seed gains tracking spot market

Futures contracts of mustard seed on the NCDEX rose, taking cues from the benchmark market of Jaipur. Prices of mustard seed were up in Jaipur, as demand for mustard oil is rising due to onset of the winter.