Malaysia CPO ends lower as inventories rise in Nov

Futures contracts of crude palm oil ended lower on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives due to an on-month rise in stocks in November amid low demand from overseas markets. The most active February contract closed at 2,450 ringgits (38,588.24 rupees) per metric tonne, down 0.3% from the previous close. Crude palm oil inventories in Malaysia rose 21% on month to 1.49 million metric tonne in November.