Futures contracts of crude palm oil ended higher on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, tracking gains in soyoil contracts on the CBOT. The contracts ended higher for the second straight day due to an on-month rise in Malaysia’s palm oil exports during Oct 1-25. A strong ringgit against the dollar, however, capped the gains. The most-active January contract of crude palm oil on the Malaysian bourse hit an over one-month high of 2,816 ringgits (43,108 rupees) per metric tonne.