1014 GMT - Palm oil futures end lower, tracking weakness in crude prices. Weaker oil prices weigh on palm oil's appeal as a biodiesel feedstock. Sentiment also remains cautious amid expectations of rising October stockpiles and uncertainty around a potential Malaysian export tax waiver, say Kenanga Futures analysts in a note. They peg the support and resistance levels for the January futures contract at 4,630 ringgit and 4,750 ringgit, respectively. The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives contract for January delivery declines 31 ringgit to 4,650 ringgit a metric ton.
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