ICE Canola Falling Sharply Thursday
ICE Futures canola contracts were sharply lower at midday Thursday, influenced by Chicago soybeans and soyoil.
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ICE Review: Canola Drops Monday
WINNIPEG, Manitoba--ICE Futures canola contracts were sharply lower on Monday, as a broad selloff in the United States futures spilled over to weigh on prices.November canola was down by C$19.60 at C$809.00 per tonne.Chart-based positioning was a feature, as the contract fell below its 20-day movin…
ICE Canola Falling Sharply Monday
WINNIPEG, Manitoba--ICE Futures canola contracts were sharply lower at midday Monday, caught up in a broad selloff weighing on agricultural commodities.November canola was down by C$17.50 at C$811.10 per tonne at midsession. Chart-based positioning was a feature, as the contract fell below its 20-d…
ICE Canola Down Sharply
WINNIPEG, Manitoba--ICE canola futures were posting sharp losses Friday morning, falling to the lower edge of their nearby trading range.The November contract was down 8.60 Canadian dollars at C$820 per ton in early activity, dipping below its 20-day moving average of C$827.60 per ton.Losses in out…
ICE canola futures slightly lower as oils weaken
ICE canola futures were a pinch lower Thursday morning, with further downside risk flagged from weaker comparable oils.
ICE canola falls at midday ahead of USDA report
ICE Futures canola contracts were sharply lower at midsession Friday, with November down C$15.50 to C$823.80 per tonne ahead of the USDA monthly supply/demand estimates.
ICE canola futures sharply lower after Chicago soy complex falls
Intercontinental Exchange canola futures fell sharply, tracking declines in the Chicago soy complex. Soyoil dropped steeply, while soybeans and soymeal fell more moderately; European rapeseed also declined.