Commodity futures
Thursday's trading session in the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) grain and oilseed futures saw canola prices moderate advances as a result of the strength in Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soyoil futures, trade sources said. However, as the gains in soyoil faded and soybean futures turned lower, canola
Commodity futures
The combination of good harvest progress and better-than-anticipated yield potential has led to significant declines in corn and soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). According to industry sources, while additional declines are possible, a Canadian broker specializing in US markets believes that it may be too early
Commodity futures
Canola futures traded at the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) were experiencing a slight firming trend at mid-session due to fresh exporter interest, despite the absence of new fundamental inputs in the feed grains market. The upward price action in canola was attributed to steady commercial buying, which was linked to
Commodity futures
Despite sharp declines on Friday, grain and oilseed futures at the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange were expected to recover on Monday, with canola futures poised for a rebound following improved weather conditions in western Canada. The Canadian dollar's strength was offset by scale-down exporter demand, which was seen as
Commodity futures
The Winnipeg Commodity Exchange is expected to see steady to slightly weaker trade in canola and feed grain futures on Thursday, with anticipated declines in CBOT soybean and grain futures contributing to the price weakness. Traders are warning that canola may be oversold and due for an upward technical correction,
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Traders on the Chicago Board of Trade's agricultural floor reacted with surprise to the September crop report from the US Department of Agriculture, deeming it bearish for corn and soybean futures while being generally neutral for US wheat futures. The report estimated US soybean production at 2.856
Commodity futures
The Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) saw steady to lower levels in grain and oilseed futures trading on September 8, 2005, amidst choppy activity. The decline in CBOT corn and soybean futures, along with a stronger Canadian dollar, contributed to the selling pressure. Market participants were cautious ahead of the weekend
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Canola futures on the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) are anticipated to begin the trading week on a steady to slightly firmer note due to expected strength in CBOT soybean and grain futures. However, the gains are expected to be tempered by reports of good harvest progress in Western Canada, which
Commodity futures
The Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) saw mostly higher grain and oilseed futures on Monday as steady crusher buying lifted the canola market. While canola futures were narrowly mixed for most of the session, they ultimately turned higher in the final minutes of trade in moderate activity. The intermonth spread trade
Commodity futures
Grain and oilseed futures at the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (WCE) continued to trade at mainly higher levels at midsession, driven by advances in CBOT grain and soybean values. Canadian dollar strength, however, limited upward price momentum. Canola futures were trading at a higher level in light to moderate activity, fueled
Commodity futures
Winnipeg Commodity Exchange grain and oilseed futures are anticipated to start Thursday's session on the defensive, with traders expecting mainly lower calls for CBOT grain and soybeans. The Canadian dollar's continued strength is seen as undermining price influences, while position evening ahead of Friday morning'
Commodity futures
The Winnipeg Commodity Exchange experienced a mix of gains and declines in grain and oilseed futures at midsession on Monday. Canola futures led the gains, with commercial buying driving the advances and support from gains in the CBOT soy complex. However, strength in the Canadian dollar and commercial-related harvest pressure
