Malaysian palm oil futures experienced a four-session decline, with the benchmark contract dropping 1.48% to 4,655 ringgit ($1,041.39) per metric ton as the market followed other edible oils. The ringgit's weakness made the commodity more affordable for foreign currency holders. Despite the drop, palm oil prices are anticipated to stay above 4,800 ringgit in December due to recovered soybean oil prices. The European Parliament approved a delay of the deforestation law until December 2025.