WINNIPEG, Manitoba--Intercontinental Exchange canola futures closed higher for a second consecutive session on Tuesday.
Support came from an upswing in the Chicago soy complex, especially with soyoil climbing two-thirds of a cent per pound.
An analyst said increases in canola need soyoil to remain above the 50-cent/lb. level. It closed above 51 cents on Tuesday with spillover going into canola.
The analyst also said for canola to sustain an upswing the November contract needs to exceed its 20-day moving average.
Tuesday's activity narrowed that gap to C$4.65 per tonne from about C$6.
Additional support for canola came from increases in MATIF rapeseed and Malaysian palm oil. Crude oil was narrowly mixed, providing little direction to the vegetable oils.
The Canadian dollar was virtually unchanged on Tuesday afternoon with the loonie at 71.68 U.S. cents.
There were 38,733 contracts traded on Tuesday, compared to 39,060 on Monday. Spreading accounted for 25,220 contracts traded.
Prices are in Canadian dollars per metric tonne:
Price Change
Nov 615.00 up 7.50
Jan 628.10 up 7.70
Mar 639.30 up 7.30
May 649.30 up 6.80 Spread trade prices are in Canadian dollars and the volume represents the number of spreads:
Months Prices Volume Nov/Jan 12.80 under to 13.20 under 7,538 Nov/Mar 24.10 under to 24.60 under 810 Nov/May 34.10 under to 34.60 under 48 Nov/Jul 42.50 under to 43.50 under 84 Jan/Mar 11.10 under to 11.70 under 2,207 Jan/Jul 29.40 under to 30.10 under 7 Mar/May 10.00 under to 10.60 under 888 Mar/Jul 18.20 under to 19.20 under 1 Mar/Nov 21.40 under to 22.80 under 3 May/Jul 8.20 under to 8.80 under 541 Jul/Nov 2.50 under to 4.80 under 483
Source: Commodity News Service Canada, news@marketsfarm.com
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