NewsSignals AI analysis·Dow Jones Newswires·
ICE Review: Canola Slips, Lower Soyoil and Higher Crude
Grade Bbearish AI signal$CANOLA$WTI$BRENT
ICE canola futures closed slightly lower as sharp losses in Chicago soyoil and fund selling outweighed support from rising crude oil and limited farmer selling.
September Canadian canola crush reached nearly 1.88 million metric tons, up from almost 1.23 million a year earlier, while the harvest was 99% complete in Manitoba.
Continued weakness in competing vegetable oils and fund selling could pressure canola futures, while stronger crude oil and limited farmer selling may help limit further declines.
Bullish strength: 35/100
- Higher crude oil prices provided support for canola futures.
- Limited farmer selling helped limit losses.
- September canola crush rose to nearly 1.88 million metric tons from almost 1.23 million a year earlier.
Bearish strength: 65/100
- Sharp losses in Chicago soyoil weighed on canola futures.
- Fund selling contributed to the decline.
- Lower Chicago soybean and Malaysian palm oil prices added downward pressure.
- The January canola contract remained below its major moving averages except the 200-day average.
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