ICE Close: Rising Black Sea Tensions Boost Canola

Canola futures closed moderately higher on Wednesday, with the January contract closing back above $800/tonne.

Chicago Close: Up on Russia Escalation Threat

Corn, soybean and wheat futures closed sharply higher on Wednesday, as escalating Black Sea tensions combined with declining U.S. crop expectations and improving export demand to trigger strong fund buying.

U.S. Tariffs Spare Major Canadian Ag Exports, but Some Sectors Face Pain

Although most of Canada’s primary agri-food exports were spared from the latest round of U.S. tariffs, the impact on several agricultural sectors is still going to sting, according to an RBC Thought Leadership report.

Fertilizer Outlook Mixed Heading into 2027: FCC

Manitoba Harvest Reaches 4% as Drier Weather Helps Fieldwork

Manitoba’s harvest advanced over the past week as drier conditions allowed producers to make progress in winter cereals, peas and early spring grains, although activity remains limited in several regions.

Chicago Close: Corn Up Again on Declining Yield Prospects

Corn and soybean futures closed higher Tuesday, while wheat was mainly firmer.

ICE Close: Canola Rises on Bargain Buying

Canola futures closed higher on Tuesday, managing to take back a portion of the steep losses over the previous two days.

ICE Close: More Sharp Losses for Canola

Canola futures ended sharply lower on Monday, extending Friday’s hefty decline.

July 1 Hog Numbers Climb from a Year Earlier

Canadian hog inventories were higher as of mid-year, with increased production outpacing gains in both slaughter and international exports.