WCE close: Canola up on CBOT soyoil surge

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Wednesday’s session higher with canola rallying in step with the move by Chicago Board of Trade soyoil futures to highs unseen in over 30 years, brokers said. Canola saw an active trade with intermonth spreading augmenting activity right across the market. The total

WCE close: Canola down on weak CBOT soybeans

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Tuesday’s session mainly lower with canola lower in a choppy trade in the wake of the big slide down in Chicago Board of Trade soy complex futures, brokers said. Canola saw an active trade with intermonth spreading augmenting activity, as commercials were just


WCE close: Canola mixed as dollar offsets soy rally

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Monday’s session narrowly mixed, with canola little changed as the 47-year high in the Canadian dollar offset support from the strong upward surge in Chicago Board of Trade soy complex futures, brokers said. Canola saw a moderate trade with intermonth spreading by commercials

WCE close: Canola lifted by CBOT soy gains

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Thursday’s session mixed with canola rallying moderately in the wake of the big surge up in Chicago Board of trade soy complex futures, brokers said. Canola saw a very heavy trade with intermonth spreading accounting for the majority of the canola volume. Commercials


WCE close: Canola lower on slow demand

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Wednesday’s session mostly lower, with small losses in canola prompted by the continued lack of fresh demand, brokers said. Canola had an active trade, with intermonth spreading accounting for the bulk of the volume. Commercials continued to be the main spread traders, with

WCE close: Canola market choppy on Canadian dollar

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Tuesday’s session narrowly mixed with canola fractionally higher as the surging Canadian dollar created a choppy tone, brokers said. Canola saw an active trade with intermonth spreading accounting for the bulk of the volume. Commercials positioning ahead of November becoming the cash month


WCE close: Canola down on CBOT soy

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Monday’s session mainly lower with canola undermined by the weak tone in Chicago Board of Trade soy complex futures, although the steep plunge in the Canadian dollar kept the losses small, brokers said. Canola saw an active trade, with intermonth spreading accounting for

WCE close: Canola up on CBOT soy rally

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Thursday’s session mainly higher with canola advancing in the wake of the strong upward surge in Chicago Board of Trade soy complex futures, brokers said. Canola had an exceptionally heavy trade comprised mainly of intermonth spreading. Commodity funds began their rolling of November


WCE close: Canola down on large supply, slow demand

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures closed Wednesday’s session mainly lower with canola pressured down by the large canola supply and the sluggish pace of demand, brokers said. Canola saw an active trade with intermonth spreading augmenting activity. Commercials rolling Nov contracts before the contract becomes the cash month accounted

WCE close: Canola follows soybeans down

(Resource News International) — Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) grain and oilseed futures closed Tuesday’s session mainly lower with canola down in a choppy trade following the weakness in Chicago Board of Trade soybeans, brokers said. Canola had an active trade with the bulk of the volume comprised of intermonth spreading as commercials continued to roll