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SINGAPORE: Palm oil may drop more into a range of 4,006-4,052 ringgit per tonne, driven by a wave c. The fall on March 10 confirmed this wave. A projection analysis reveals a wide target zone from 3,931 ringgit to 4,052 ringgit.

The wave c also observes a set of projection levels on the uptrend from 3,849 ringgit.

The 100% projection level of 4,153 ringgit works as a resistance, a break above which may lead to a gain into 4,197-4,225 ringgit range.

On the daily chart, the contract failed to stabilise around the bottom of a wave 4.

It is likely to drop more towards the bottom of the wave 2 around 3,907 ringgit.

Palm oil slips to 3-week low

Once the contract drops to this low, it would be unlikely to resume the uptrend from 3,721 ringgit, as the drop would be confirmed as a continuation of the downtrend from the April 29 high of 7,229 ringgit.

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