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JAKARTA (Dec 1): Malaysian benchmark three-month palm oil futures dropped 3.9 percent in early trading on Monday, heading for the contract's biggest single-day decline since October 2012.

The declines come after cargo surveyor Intertek Testing Services (ITS) said on Monday that exports of Malaysian palm oil products in November fell 9.8 percent to 1,324,124 tonnes from 1,468,105 tonnes shipped in October.

The benchmark February contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange was trading at around 2,088 ringgit ($607.59) by midday in Kuala Lumpur, after earlier touching 2,083 ringgit, the contract's lowest since Sept. 22. ($1 = 3.4365 Malaysian ringgit)

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