WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Jan 11 (Reuters) – ICE canola futures dipped on Tuesday for a second straight day, pressured by a stronger Canadian dollar.
- March canola lost $2.50 to $1,028.10 per tonne.
- March-May canola spread traded 1,949 times.
- U.S. soybean futures edged higher ahead of Wednesday’s key U.S. Department of Agriculture reports, which will include updated estimates of U.S. 2021 crop production and Dec. 1 inventories.
- Euronext May rapeseed futures slipped, and Malaysian March palm oil futures rose on concerns of tight supply.
