ICE Canola Close-out (Nov. 28, 2025): Canola Slips in Holiday-Quiet Trade

ICE canola futures ended lower in Friday’s post-Thanksgiving, reduced-volume session, pressured by a firmer Canadian dollar and weakness across competing vegetable oils.

CBOT Close-out (Nov. 28, 2025): Corn, Soybeans Firm; Wheat Eases

Corn and soybean futures ended higher in Friday’s shortened, post-Thanksgiving session, supported by solid export demand and renewed buying interest as markets reopened from the holiday pause.

ICE Close: Canola Leaks Slightly Lower

Canola futures settled little changed on Thursday, with US markets closed for the American Thanksgiving holiday.

Disasters Cost Global Agriculture $3.26 Trillion Over three Decades: FAO

Canadian Farm Debt Jumps as Interest Rates Decline

Amid declining interest rates, Canadian farmers piled on debt at the fastest rate in more than four decades in 2024.

ICE Close: Canola Gains for Third Day

Canola futures finished higher for the third straight day on Wednesday, with advances in Chicago soybeans and soybean oil offering support.

Chicago Close: Corn, Soys Higher Ahead of US Thanksgiving, Wheat Mixed

Corn and soybean futures were both higher in pre-US holiday trading on Wednesday, while wheat ended mixed.

Maps: More Traditional Winter in Store for Most of Canada: Forecast

Farm Cash Receipts Rebound in January-September Period

After declining for the first time in 14 years in 2024, Canadian farm cash receipts could be set to rebound this year – mainly due to richer cattle returns.

StatsCan Confirms Fall in 2024 Realized Net Farm Income

Rising livestock receipts – especially for cattle – were not enough to turn the tide as Canadian farm income saw its sharpest decline in six years in 2024 amid lower crop prices and higher expenses.

ICE Close: Canola Up as Soy Complex Rises on Pre-Holiday Positioning

Canola futures posted gains Tuesday on the heels of strength in the Chicago soy complex.

Chicago Close: Pre-Holiday Positioning Supports

Corn, wheat, and soybean futures all moved modestly higher on Tuesday amid trader positioning ahead of the upcoming US Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday.

Canada Launches Electronic Export Certificates to Support Grain Exports to Mexico

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has begun issuing electronic phytosanitary certificates for grains shipped to Mexico, a move that is expected to reduce delays, and strengthen the integrity of cross-border shipments.