Canola markets had been on a decent run until July 5, when the entire ag complex started to weaken, and prices have been in a general downtrend ever since. November canola futures retreated almost $37 per metric ton (MT) up to July 16, while soybean oil fell the same percentage amount (5.6). Canola prices will likely continue to follow the soybean market well into harvest.
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Canola prices retreat in early July
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