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Canola futures were pressured on Monday, as the USDA’s larger-than-expected carryout projections turned U.S. grain and oilseed prices lower and spilled over into canola. Here’s Adam Peleshaty of the Western Producer markets desk with your Jan. 12 closing grain and oilseed market update.

Canola failed to hold onto early gains, settling with small losses buying interest subsided and traders squared positions ahead of the weekend. Chicago soybean futures were higher, while corn and wheat held closer to unchanged. The USDA is set to release updated supply/demand estimates on Monday. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk

Canola futures hit four-week highs on Thursday, seeing some independent strength amid optimism over looming trade talks with China. Soybean futures in Chicago were lower, while corn and wheat held within a few cents of unchanged. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Jan. 8 closing grain and oilseed market update.

Canola futures were boosted by optimism over a looming trade mission to China by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney next week. Soybean, corn and wheat futures in Chicago were all higher as well. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Jan. 7 closing grain and oilseed market update.

Canola futures were mostly higher Tuesday, as speculative short covering and end user bargain hunting provided support. However, a downturn in the Chicago soy complex tempered the upside, with corn and wheat futures in Chicago also mostly lower at the final bell. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Jan. 6

Canola futures climbed higher to start the week, finding spillover support from advances in the Chicago soy complex. Corn and wheat futures in the U.S. were also higher, with positioning ahead of next week’s monthly USDA supply/demand estimates behind some of the activity. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Jan.

Canola futures recovered to post small gains Friday, with strength in soyoil providing spillover support. Chicago soybeans and corn were weaker, while wheat futures were narrowly mixed. Here’s Phil Franz-Warkentin of the Western Producer Markets Desk with your Jan. 2 closing grain and oilseed market update.