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RTRS:VEGOILS-Palm oil falls as global economic uncertainty grows
 
* Palm oil has lost nearly 20 percent in 2011
* Exports for Sept. 1-20 to show further decline
* Euro zone crisis sparking fears of commodity demand
slowdown

(Updates with detail, trader comments)
By Niluksi Koswanage
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures
fell on Monday as Europe stumbled over attempts to solve the
euro zone debt crisis, strengthening investor fears commodity
demand growth may slow.
Palm oil has lost almost 20 percent so far this year on high
stocks and a slowdown in demand, although some traders bet that
festival demand in India may see some orders coming in.
"Sentiment is rather weak. Exports are definitely slower in
September but India's Diwali festival is coming up and there
should be some support from there," said a trader with a foreign
commodities brokerage, referring to the Hindu festival on Oct.
26.
By midday, benchmark December palm oil FCPOc3 on the Bursa
Malaysia Derivatives Exchange fell 1 percent to 3,038 ringgit
($983) per tonne.
Overall trade volumes were light with 5,700 lots of 25
tonnes changing hands, compared to the usual 12,500 lots, as the
market was still quiet after a long weekend.
Technicals were negative, with Reuters analyst Wang Tao
expecting palm oil to fall to 3,000 ringgit per tonne, as it has
completed a consolidation within an ascending triangle.

Traders are looking for Sept. 1-20 Malaysian palm oil
exports to show a downward trend after a strong August as China
and India pause on buying in hopes prices fall further.
For the first half of September, exports fell by close to a
third from the same period a month ago to 652,766 tonnes.
Brent crude slipped below $112 on Monday on concerns of
weakening demand as investors fear policymakers may not be doing
enough to stop Greece's sovereign debt problem from turning into
a full-blown banking crisis.
U.S. soyoil for October delivery dropped 0.9 percent,
while the most active May 2012 soybean oil contract on China's
Dalian Exchange lost nearly 1 percent.

Palm, soy and crude oil prices at 0436 GMT

Contract Month Last Change Low High Volume
M'ASIA PALM OIL OCT1 3070 -29.00 3059 3077 185
M'ASIA PALM OIL NOV1 3046 -32.00 3036 3048 1731
M'ASIA PALM OIL DEC1 3038 -32.00 3030 3042 2768
M'ASIA PALM OIL JAN2 3038 -32.00 3031 3041 844
DALIAN SOY OIL MAY2 10076 -100.00 10060 10146 285516
CBOT SOY OIL DEC1 56.39 -0.47 56.32 56.79 3279
NYMEX CRUDE OCT1 86.78 -1.19 86.65 87.75 4223

Palm oil prices in Malaysian ringgit per tonne
CBOT soy oil in U.S. cents per pound
Dalian soy oil in Chinese yuan per tonne
Crude in U.S. dollars per barrel
($1 = 3.089 Ringgit)

(Editing by Michael Urquhart)
((niki.koswanage@thomsonreuters.com)(+603 2333 8035)(Reuters
Messaging:)(niki.koswanage.thomsonreuters.com@thomsonreuters.net
)
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