date:Mar 14, 2016
rease at 31%, compared with the first 10 days of February, and Societe Generale de Surveillance putting the rise at 57%.
Both companies put higher demand from the Indian sub-continent as central to the increase, with SGS saying that volumes to the region were, at 80,500 tonnes, near-double those in the first 10 days in January.
Mr Mistry on Wednesday, forecasting palm oil prices rising to 3,000 ringgit a tonne or more, put demand in countries such as India, where the vegetable oil is used larg