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1 - Canola Prices, Demand Rosy; Wheat Not So Much | WP

1 – Canola Prices, Demand Rosy; Wheat Not So Much | WP

Canada Crop Protection will be back January 2, 2017 "The rising Canadian dollar is likely having a greater impact on Canadian crop markets than the final Statistics Canada production report of the year. There were minor differences from a pre-report survey of analysts, but not enough to significantly change the general assumptions about the amount of grain in Canada this year.

The canola…

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4 - Canola Up on Statistics Canada Production Estimates | WP

4 – Canola Up on Statistics Canada Production Estimates | WP

THE ICE Futures Canada canola market posted modest gains in the wake of Tuesday’s crop estimates compiled by Statistics Canada, while U.S. corn futures slid to a one-week low and soybean futures lost ground on Tuesday.

Statistics Canada pegged this year’s canola crop production at just over 17 million tonnes, which was below what most analysts had been expecting. Last year, Canada produced 17.2…

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2 - Canola Up on Expectations of StatsCan Report | WP

2 – Canola Up on Expectations of StatsCan Report | WP

ICE Canada canola on Monday reached five-week highs on its most-active contract, due to short-covering ahead of Statistics Canada’s first production estimates of the year.

Statistics Canada will report Tuesday, while a Reuters trade survey predicts the Canadian canola crop to be second-largest ever.

November canola added $1.30 at $470.50 per tonne, January canola gained $1.50 at $477, while…

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5 - Market Wrap: Canola Edged Up $7.80 on Week | WP

5 – Market Wrap: Canola Edged Up $7.80 on Week | WP

Canola futures edged slightly higher Friday on a weaker loonie and talk of modest export business.

Gains were held in check by mostly good harvest weather and ideas that the canola crop will be large.

November canola closed at $469.20, down 70 cents.

STATSCAN FORECASTS

Commodity News Service polled analysts who had a range of canola production forecasts from 15.9 million to 20 million tonnes,…

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5 - Analysts’ Forecasts Differ on Peas | WP

5 – Analysts’ Forecasts Differ on Peas | WP

"China’s purchase of an additional 50,000 tonnes of green peas has brought down the large Canadian carryover

Sean Pratt reports from the Global Pulse Convention in Cesme, Turkey, about what is driving pulse markets

CESME, Turkey — The trade is divided on whether it is bullish or bearish on peas despite forecasts for a sizeable increase in world production.

Stat Publishing forecasts 12.7 million…

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