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Canola Futures Rebound Short-Lived as Soy Complex Weighs Down Prices

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ICE Canada canola futures reversed course on Tuesday morning after Monday's strong gains, with prices falling back due to losses in the Chicago soy complex and European rapeseed.

An uptick in Malaysian palm oil helped temper the downturn slightly. However, crude oil remained steady to lower, offering little direction to vegetable oils.

The November canola contract dipped below its 20-day moving average but stayed above other major technical levels. Canola crush margins eased back as well, with the November positions between C$269.50 and C$270.70 per tonne above the futures.

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