Canola prices have continued to strengthen in November as more information on soybean sales to China comes out. Canadian reports also indicate that canola deliveries from farmers are subdued from last year, causing end users to pay up to attract deliveries. Canola demand remains strong from the crush industry even as exports significantly trail year-ago levels due to the trade dispute between China and Canada.
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Canola prices continue strengthening in November
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