Jakarta Globe: Indonesia. Palm oil must jump by as much as 24 percent to cool export demand as output declines in Malaysia, the second-biggest grower, and weather damages canola crops in Europe and Canada, according to Godrej International. "The market needs to move ahead rapidly so that there is time for rationing to set in," Dorab Mistry, a director at Godrej, said in an e-mail from London. "At 2,600 ringgit [$824], you can’t match demand with supply. And on top of that, the supply is …