Canola Market Weakens on Profit-Taking and Related Commodity Losses
The ICE Futures canola market experienced losses on Friday due to profit-taking ahead of the weekend.
Losses in crude oil and Chicago soyoil contributed to selling pressure in the Canadian oilseed, leading to a weaker market.
The November contract traded within a wide range between C$812.00 per tonne and a new three-year high of C$838.90 per tonne before settling at C$824.90 per tonne, down C$11 from the previous day's close.
Canadian canola exports were also lower than expected, with 168,100 tonnes shipped out in the past week compared to 338,200 tonnes the week prior.