Canola Edges Lower in Quiet Trade

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July 30, 2026

ICE canola futures closed modestly lower on Thursday as the market remained under light selling pressure. November 2026 slipped $0.70 to $767.90 per tonne after trading between $767.90 and $772.20, holding near the lower end of the session’s range.

January 2027 eased $0.10 to $777.50 per tonne after ranging from $777.10 to $780.70. The narrow losses suggested a more stable market tone following the recent selloff, although limited buying interest kept nearby contracts from sustaining an early recovery.

Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.

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