0247 GMT - Palm oil rises in early Asian trading, supported by expectations of tighter global vegetable-oil supplies. El Nino risks and tightening supply are likely to further support crude palm oil prices, CIMB Securities analyst Ivy Ng Lee Fang says in a report. However, weaker export demand could limit gains. Cargo surveyor AmSpec Agri Malaysia estimates that Malaysian palm oil exports fell 17% on month during Sept. 1-10. The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives contract for November delivery is up 23 ringgit at 4,873 ringgit a ton.
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