date:Jun 13, 2014
ICE Canadian canola futures fell on Wednesday, following soybeans lower after a US Department of Agriculture report pointed to bumper supplies of soybeans and corn. Abundant grain, soybean supplies on the way - USDA. Canola was also weighed down by generally favorable Western Canada weather for crop development, traders said. July canola slipped $3.40 to $458.30 per tonne. November canola lost $5.00 to $453.70 per tonne. July-November spread widened to a July premium of $4.60.
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