WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) -ICE canola futures were weaker at the close on Friday but ended the week up more than $9 per metric ton.
* January futures fell 90 cents to $650.70 per ton. TheMarch contract fell 30 cents to $664.20. * Thursday and Friday have seen weakness in the canolamarket, but Monday to Wednesday saw significant gains, providingan overall weekly rise. * Chicago soybean and soyoil markets were higher on Friday,with strong gains following the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. * The December 4 Statistics Canada crop production reportwill shed some light on what farmers and the agency believe wasgrown by harvest this year, but many traders expect StatsCan tounderstate the true size of the crop. * Winnipeg volume was lighter than in many recent days butmuch recovered from Thursday's holiday-affected trading. * Chicago Board of Trade soyoil futures rose 2% on Friday,while soybeans rose 0.55%. * Euronext rapeseed futures were flat. * Malaysian palm futures rose 0.55%. [POI/]. * The Canadian dollar jumped on stronger than expectedeconomic data.(Reporting by Ed White; Editing by Chris Reese)



















