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Canola futures climbed higher on Monday, recovering Friday’s losses with chart-based positioning a feature. Soybean, corn and wheat futures were all stronger as well, with optimism over improving trade relations with China supportive. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Nov. 3 closing grain and oilseed market update.

Canola futures were weaker Friday morning, with speculative profit-taking a feature as values backed off the six-week highs hit yesterday. U.S. futures were narrowly mixed, as traders on both sides of the border factored in the latest trade developments. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Oct. 31 morning grain and

News of a trade deal between the U.S. and China had boosted soybeans, and in turn canola, but a “buy the rumour, sell the fact” mentality saw beans retreat while there was no real development on any Canadian trade talks. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Oct. 30 morning grain

Canola futures were slightly higher in most positions on Monday afternoon, with gains fading from larger increases earlier. A potential trade deal between the U.S. and China generated sharp upticks in soy, with spillover into corn and wheat, as well as canola. Here’s Glen Hallick of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Oct. 27

Canola futures rose on the strength of crude oil after the U.S. and EU imposed new sanctions on Russian oil and gas. Grains and oilseeds also saw solid gains. Here’s your Oct. 23 closing grain and oilseed market update from the Western Producer Markets Desk.

Canola futures weakened on Thursday despite rising crude oil prices. Meanwhile, U.S. grains and oilseeds were higher. Here’s Adam Peleshaty of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Oct. 22 closing grain and oilseed market update.