1002 GMT - Palm oil prices ended higher on stronger crude oil prices, which improved the outlook for biodiesel demand. However, concerns over elevated Malaysian inventories continued to limit gains, says David Ng, a trader at Kuala Lumpur-based Iceberg X. Ng expects CPO futures to find support around 4,600 ringgit a ton and face resistance at 4,800 ringgit a ton, with traders closely monitoring crude oil prices, soybean oil movements and fresh exports estimates for further directions, he adds. The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives contract for January delivery ended 66 ringgit higher at 4,682 ringgit a ton.
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