ICE Review: Canola Clings to Smaller Increases
WINNIPEG, Manitoba--Intercontinental Exchange canola futures were mostly higher on Friday, with gains in the upfront contracts as the more deferred positions edged lower.
Support for canola came another round of sharp increases in Malaysian palm oil along with modest upticks in European rapeseed. The Chicago soy complex failed to hang on to earlier gains, finishing the day on a lower note. Small upswings in crude oil spilled into the vegetable oils.
While the November canola contract remained above major support levels, it was short of its 200-day moving average.
Harvest pressure on canola continued to dissipate as the Prairie harvest approached the finish line. However, rain over the weekend and more during the coming week could slow progress.
By mid-afternoon Friday, the Canadian dollar fell back to 73.66 U.S. cents compared to Thursday's close of 73.86.
There were 87,710 contracts traded on Friday, compared to 69,075 on Thursday. Spreading accounted for 66,114 contracts traded.
Prices are in Canadian dollars per metric tonne:
Canola Price Change Nov 624.90 up 2.90 Jan 637.00 up 1.00 Mar 647.80 up 0.20 May 654.50 dn 0.50
Spread trade prices are Canadian dollars and the volume represents the number of spreads:
Months Prices Volume Nov/Jan 10.30 under to 13.90 under 18,931 Nov/Mar 20.50 under to 24.50 under 410 Nov/May 27.90 under to 31.60 under 46 Nov/Jul 37.40 under 2 Nov/Nov 30.00 under to 31.60 under 224 Jan/Mar 9.80 under to 11.60 under 6,911 Jan/Jul 22.50 under 50 Mar/May 6.10 under to 8.00 under 3,456 Mar/Jul 12.90 under to 14.10 under 107 May/Jul 5.00 under to 6.30 under 1,554 May/Nov 2.40 under 23 Jul/Nov 4.00 over to 0.60 over 1,299 Nov/Jan 1.80 over to 1.10 over 44
Source: Commodity News Service Canada, news@marketsfarm.com
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