ICE Close: Canola Recovers to Finish Higher 

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November 10, 2025


Canola futures recovered from earlier losses to end higher on Monday.  

Gains in the Chicago soy complex – partially linked to optimism over the possible end of the US government shutdown – spilled over to support canola. Advances in palm oil and European rapeseed also underpinned. On the other side, the Canadian dollar was higher while canola exports so far in 2025-26 remain behind the year-ago pace. 

January canola gained $5.50 to $645.50, and March was up $5 at $656.80. 

Canola will not trade on Tuesday in observance of Remembrance Day. 

Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.

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