Shares in Wilmar closed 1 cent higher or 0.24% up at $4.15 on Jan 13.
Deliveries of refined sugar against the expiry of the December contract at ICE London exchange were seen at 7,190 lots, or 359,500 tonnes, according to preliminary information from sugar traders on Tuesday. Commodities traders Louis Dreyfus and Wilmar International were said to be the main deliverers of the sugar with more than 3,000 lots each, while British trader ED&F Man was said to be the largest receiver with more than 4,000 lots.
* Peso, rupiah fall most among Asia FX * Malaysian stocks lag peers * China factory output misses forecast By Navya Mittal Nov 15 (Reuters) - Emerging Asian currencies and stock markets were little changed on Tuesday as investors assessed the impact of a likely economic slowdown in China and expected rate hikes, including by the Federal Reserve. Philippines' peso and Indonesia's rupiah lost about 0.3% each, with dealers also looking ahead to policy meetings due Thursday in which central banks of both countries are expected to further hike rates. Emerging currencies rallied last Friday as the dollar lost ground after softer U.S. inflation data boost expectations the Fed may slow its pace of monetary policy tightening.