ICE Canola Pulled Down By Soybean Losses

By Terryn Shiells, Commodity News Service Canada
September 7, 2012
WINNIPEG – Canola futures on the ICE  Futures Canada platform were trading at lower price levels at 8:33  CDT, as the losses seen in CBOT soybeans weighed on values,  analysts said.
Ideas that yield potential for soybeans in the US has improved  due to recent rains in the US Midwest, were responsible for much  of the price weakness in CBOT soybeans.
Weakness in Malaysian palm oil and European rapeseed futures  during overnight trade also put downward pressure on canola  values, market watchers said.
The upswing in the value of the Canadian also added to the  bearish price sentiment. The stronger Canadian dollar curtailed  demand from foreign buyers, as it made canola a more expensive  investment for them, traders said.
However, reports of lower than expected yields from western  Canadian farmers limited the declines, brokers said. Damage from  insects, disease and hot weather lowered yields in fields across  western Canada.
A Statistics Canada stocks report released Friday morning  didn’t have much impact on the market as canola stocks fell within  the range of market expectations, participants said. StatsCan  pegged canola stocks in Canada at 787,700 tonnes, which compares  with pre-report expectations between 600,000 and 1.3 million  tonnes.
As of 8:33 CDT, about 1,270 canola contracts had traded.
Milling wheat, durum and barley were untraded and unchanged.
Prices in Canadian dollars per metric ton at 8:33  CDT:
Price Change
Canola
Nov      636.80 dn  3.20                  Jan     640.50   dn  3.30                  Mar     641.20   dn  3.70 Milling Wheat Oct     294.00     unch                  Dec     301.50     unch Durum Oct     305.40     unch                  Dec     309.90     unch  Barley Oct     264.50     unch                  Dec     269.50     unch

Commodity futures

Futures Prices as of June 18, 2013

Canola Price Change
Nov636.803.20
Jan640.503.30
Mar641.203.70
Milling Wheat Price Change
Oct294.00
Dec301.50
Durum Price Change
Oct305.40
Dec309.90
New Barley Price Change
Oct264.50
Dec269.50

Prices are in Canadian dollars per metric ton

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