ICE Close: Old-Crop Higher; New-Crop Lower 

Market news
November 30, 2023


Canola futures ended mixed on Thursday, with old-crop contracts lower and new-crop slightly higher. 

The action in canola mirrored that of Chicago soybeans, with the nearby January contract posting losses while November 2024 moved a bit higher. 

Weakness in soyoil and a wetter weekend forecast for Brazil were bearish factors for canola.  

January canola was down $2 at $700.30, March fell $1.30 to $705.40, and November 2024 added 50 cents to $707.90. 

Source: DePutter Publishing Ltd.

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