ICE Canola Futures Weaken Against Soyoil Amid Policy and Trade Uncertainties

by Jennifer

ICE canola futures showed mixed performance as the market absorbed the potential impacts of U.S. biofuels policies and the ongoing U.S.-China trade discussions on U.S. soybean demand.

July canola (RSN5) closed down $7.80 at $721.50 per metric ton.

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November canola (RSX5) finished up $2.30 at $692.10 per metric ton.

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Traders remain cautious as shifts in biofuel regulations and trade agreements continue to influence commodity prices, particularly in relation to the competitive positioning between canola and soyoil.

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