ICE Close: Crude Strength Lifts Canola 


Canola futures ended higher on Thursday, supported by strength across the broader vegetable oil complex and a rally in energy markets.  

Gains in crude oil — driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and expectations for a prolonged conflict involving Iran — provided underlying support to biofuel-linked markets, including canola. Chicago soybean oil futures also moved higher, along with European rapeseed and palm oil. nearby U.S. crude oil futures were trading above $111/barrel this afternoon.

Weakness in the Canadian dollar was supportive for canola as well. 

May was up $8.50 to $727, and November gained $8.30 to $733.80. 

Canadian and U.S. markets will be closed on Friday for the Good Friday Easter holiday. 



Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.

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