Canola Slips at the Close on Friday

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October 10, 2025
October 10, 2025 — ICE canola futures finished lower, with the front-month November 2025 contract (RSX25) settling at C$607.40 per tonne, down C$9.50 on the day (-1.54%). The pullback reflects broad weakness across the oilseed complex, with Chicago beans and related products under pressure, while steady harvest progress in Western Canada continues to add nearby supply.
Processors’ demand remains a stabilizing factor, but price action into mid-October is tracking external cues: U.S. soy performance, global vegetable-oil moves, and currency swings. With combines still rolling, traders will watch yield updates and export indications for direction into next week. For now, the market tone is cautious, leaning on technical support levels while awaiting fresh fundamental catalysts

Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.

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