Canola is lower on Monday afternoon as its rally has likely come to an end. The U.S. markets are also down as the large winter storm wraps up. Here’s your Jan. 26 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
Canola closes higher on Friday afternoon following most comparable oil. The U.S. markets are also up due to good export sales and a large winter storm. Here’s your Jan. 23 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
In today’s In case you missed it special feature: Canadians are feeling the effects of inflation across the country – annual inflation up 2.4 per cent in December as announced by Statistics Canada on Monday – but the farm sector is seeing overall inflation twice as high as the average Canadian. At St. Jean Farm
Canola is mixed on Thursday afternoon with small upticks in the old crop contracts. The U.S. markets improve ahead of the export sales report. Here’s your Jan. 22 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
Canola is stronger on Tuesday afternoon, due to sharp gains in soy and export prospects. The U.S. markets saw strong increases Chicago soy, corn step back, and wheat mixed. Here’s your Jan. 21 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
Canola is mostly lower on Tuesday afternoon, giving up earlier gains. The U.S. markets are down on concerns over the Greenland issue. Here’s your Jan. 20 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
Canola is mostly higher on Monday afternoon, but its March dips lower. The U.S. markets are closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Trading resumes this evening. Here’s your Jan. 19 afternoon grain and oilseed market update.
Canola futures made gains on Friday after Canada and China reached a new trade deal which would lower or eliminate tariffs on Canadian canola. In exchange, Canada will allow up to 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles to be sold per year at a 6.1 per cent tariff. Meanwhile, U.S. grains and oilseeds were also higher. Here’s
Canada and China strike trade bargain to slash tariffs China and Canada struck a trade deal on Friday that will slash tariffs on canola and electric vehicles. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe joined Prime Minister Mark Carney in Beijing this week. He said the agreement is “very good news” for Canada and Saskatchewan and expressed hopes
Canola futures strengthened on Thursday, as well as soybeans, lifted by the vegetable oil complex. Meanwhile U.S. grains went negative. Here’s Adam Peleshaty from The Western Producer with your Jan. 15 closing grain and oilseed market update.