Malaysian palm oil futures saw a slight decrease on Monday, with the benchmark contract for December delivery dropping 0.33% to 4,286 ringgit a metric ton, following a strong rally the previous Friday. The market's pause is attributed to a dip in Chicago soyoil prices and is also influenced by the weaker ringgit, which makes palm oil cheaper for foreign buyers. The decline in crude oil futures also impacts the appeal of palm oil as biodiesel feedstock.