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One of the major factors that pulled canola prices lower until recently was a huge influx of South American soybeans coming on the market.
Grain Markets, Markets

Canola prices higher in rangebound movement

Spring rally still expected, but it may not be a sharp uptick this year

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There isn’t much to be overly concerned about now regarding canola futures on the intercontinental exchange. Despite declines, the Canadian oilseed remained a fair bit higher than a week ago. This is pleasant news, given how canola has tumbled downward in recent months. In short, canola can be seen as rangebound. There is a deficit
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Economic outlook marks hazards ahead

From interest rates to the dollar to commodity prices, here’s what Farm Credit Canada sees coming

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Farm Credit Canada predicts a bit of a rocky road ahead for Canadian farmers, with input prices high, commodity prices low and interest rates not expected to drop in the short term. “The sentiment of the industry is not the greatest right now,” said Desmond Sobool, FCC’s director of economics and deputy chief economist, speaking
Canola acres are estimated at anywhere from 21 million to 22.7 million, which compares with 22.1 million acres in 2023.
Grain Markets, Markets

Crop plans, grain markets countdown to spring

Expert’s Radar: Recent snowfall eases some moisture worries as thoughts turn to spring

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March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, according to the old saying that alludes to the idea that storms early in the month are often followed by milder spring weather as the calendar turns to April. Much of Western Canada welcomed snow in early March and the moisture eased some
Canola price sees slight growth
Grain Markets, Markets

Canola price sees slight growth

Unpriced canola stocks expected to trigger selling into recoveries

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The canola market finally showed signs of strength in the first week of March, moving above some key chart points as values stabilized after trending lower for the previous five months. The May contract climbed above its 20-day moving average, settling above the psychological $600 per tonne mark on March 7. The contract traded consistently

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