Palm oil rebounded from a one-week low on a weaker Malaysian currency and expectations of lower production in the second-biggest grower in September.
Output trend in Malaysia has been lower this month.
A further fall in the ringgit also attracted bargain buying as some traders are purchasing to cover October demand.
However, gains in palm oil prices may not be sustainable as Indian festival buying is largely over.
Malaysian palm oil exports rose 2.6% during Sept. 1-15 from a month earlier.
