CBOT Slides as China Hopes Fade

Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade closed sharply lower Thursday, as optimism around potential China purchases quickly unraveled, triggering broad liquidation across corn, soybeans, and wheat.

Canola Slips as Oil Complex Weakens

Canola futures on ICE closed lower Thursday, pressured by broad weakness across the global vegetable oil complex despite some underlying domestic support factors. July canola settled at $736.00 per tonne, down $11.80 on th...

CBOT Holds Steady as Trade, Weather Collide

Canola Slips as Energy Support Fades

ICE canola futures edged lower on Wednesday, giving back recent gains as weakness in the broader vegetable oil complex outweighed supportive macro factors. May 2026 canola settled down $6.40 at $737.90 per tonne, while Jul...

Wheat Leads Broad Grain Rally at CBOT Close

Canola Climbs on Oil Strength and Currency Tailwinds

Canola futures pushed higher at the ICE close, supported by a stronger crude oil market, firmer soyoil values, and a softer Canadian dollar that improved export competitiveness. May 2026 gained $10.80 to settle at $744.30 ...

Grains Find Support as Demand Returns

Grain markets started the week on firmer footing, with corn, soybeans, and wheat all drawing support from improving demand signals and short-covering activity. While futures are stabilizing, weather and export follow-throu...

Canola Demand Rebounds Despite Futures Pullback

Canadian canola exports are showing renewed strength, even as futures prices soften under broader market pressure. According to recent data, weekly exports reached 315,600 tonnes for the week ending May 3—the highest level...

ICE Close: Double-Digit Strength into the Weekend

ICE canola futures closed strongly higher on Friday, boosted in part by renewed speculative buying ahead of next week’s USDA WASDE report.

Chicago Close: Higher Ahead of Potentially Volatile Week

Corn, wheat and soybean futures all closed higher Friday, ending on a firmer note amid renewed trader positioning ahead of a potentially volatile stretch of market news.

Cold, Snowy April Delays Start of Alberta Seeding

Unseasonably cool and snowy conditions delayed the start of spring seeding across much of Alberta, even as late-season moisture helped improve soil conditions heading into the growing season.

World Food Commodity Prices Rise for Third Straight Month

World food commodity prices rose for a third consecutive month in April, as elevated energy costs and disruptions tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict continued to ripple through global grain, oilseed and food markets, said the ...