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India has started raising palm oil purchases after a lull of five months as a correction in prices has made the tropical oil cheaper than rival soyoil, encouraging refiners to place orders to replenish inventories. Higher purchases by India, the world's biggest buyer of palm oil, will support benchmark Malaysian palm oil futures, which have

India’s pulse imports have exploded in 2024-25. Rahul Chauhan, analyst with IGrain India, is forecasting they may reach 6.71 million tonnes this year, a 52 per cent increase over last year. That is nearly triple the average annual volume imported during the five-year stretch between 2018-19 and 2022-23. “The surge in imports is largely attributed

Demand for palm oil from top buyers China and India may rise from restocking ahead of summer and ongoing discount against soybean oil, the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) said on Tuesday. China is projected to increase its palm oil imports in May and June to refill inventory, coinciding with the onset of the summer