ICE Canola Falls With Soybeans

By Terryn Shiells, Commodity News Service Canada
September 26, 2012
WINNIPEG – Canola contracts on the ICE  Futures Canada platform were trading at lower price levels at 8:31  CDT Wednesday, following the losses seen in the CBOT soybean  complex, analysts said.
Much of the weakness in the CBOT soybean complex was linked  to pressure from the advancing US harvest and the liquidation of  long positions ahead of Friday’s USDA report.
Declines seen in European rapeseed and Malaysian palm oil  futures during overnight trade also sparked some of the selling  that took canola futures down, traders said.
Continued global economic concerns sparked a risk off  sentiment in all commodities, including canola, industry  officials said.
Bearish chart signals for canola also generated some of the  price weakness, analysts said.
However, continued talk that Canadian canola supplies will  be very tight this year put a lid on the losses, market watchers  said.
As of 8:31 CDT, about 1,755 canola contracts had traded.
Milling wheat, barley and durum were untraded and unchanged.
Prices in Canadian dollars per metric ton at 8:31  CDT:
Price Change
Canola
Nov      605.00 dn  3.80                  Jan     608.50   dn  3.60                  Mar     608.40   dn  3.50 Milling Wheat Oct     298.60     unch                  Dec     303.80     unch Durum Oct     311.90     unch                  Dec     316.40     unch  Barley Oct     250.30     unch                  Dec     255.30     unch

Commodity futures

Futures Prices as of May 22, 2013

Canola Price Change
Nov605.003.80
Jan608.503.60
Mar608.403.50
Milling Wheat Price Change
Oct298.60
Dec303.80
Durum Price Change
Oct311.90
Dec316.40
New Barley Price Change
Oct250.30
Dec255.30

Prices are in Canadian dollars per metric ton

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