WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June 30 (Reuters) - ICE canola futures jumped on the resumption of Canada-U.S. trade deal talks on Monday.
• Traders had a vexing weekend between U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement that he was suspending Canada-U.S. trade talks on midday Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Sunday decision to ditch the tax that Trump was angry about, then the Monday morning announcement that the trade talks were back on.
• November canola RSX5 settled up almost two and a half percentage points at $709.70 per metric ton, a gain of $16.80. The liquidating July contract RSN5 settled up $16.60 at $699.80.
• Canola's strength is underpinned by continuing dry weather in Western Canada, which is raising questions about yield expectations for the crop presently growing, traders said.
• Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures Sv1 fell and soyoil futures BOv1 were little moved as U.S. Department of Agriculture stocks reports found more-than-expected supplies of soybeans.
• Euronext August rapeseed futures COMG5 fell 0.32%.
• Malaysian palm oil futures FCPOc3 fell 0.57%. POI/
• The Canadian dollar CAD= was hit by the Trump trade post over the weekend, but it strengthened Monday after the trade talks resumed. CAD/