Canola futures suffered heavy losses to begin the week on weakness in Chicago soybean and soybean oil futures. The two US markets fell to their lowest in seven weeks amid uncertainty over US biofuel policy and rising trade tensions between the US and China after each country accused the other of undermining the terms of a mutual tariff pause struck last month. July canola lost $24.30 to $686.80, and November was down $20.70 at $667.90. Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd. Information contained herein is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed by the parties providing it. Syngenta, DePutter Publishing Ltd. and their information sources assume no responsibility or liability for any action taken as a result of any information or advice contained in these reports, and any action taken is solely at the liability and responsibility of the user.
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